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Y he Abgd x plrivhfpe aida Ve ae eke Kk BAe Agree 6 wis Sea Te Say A_Yorwun 20gr etun Hel Bi, Afi Loir ac 2Lhag adh Wy Mn stasl Hone psn Sogenceeoag aee Pe ' nonth 2X Be Aincsgey Lex % Be Pelee t - Cty Ail ne Dy ff titeain, ° pe bgt Ye, da. hs aed Abb 4tdA Lowe eae ili ohn ae CA et~ por ge oO a Ae. se eee ie Ue ee PS POD LA cect Es Le eee ZA | {i eS orth Carolina Iredell County Sitiperior Court November Term 1901. Het PoE peat pees Bary C. Ireland vs infield L. Ireland. This cause coming on to be heard at this Term of the Court Before his honor, Coble, Judge and Jury, and being heard upon ¢he issueSand the same having been found in favor of the mer owe it is therefore ordered, siagepGe: ridged and decreed as the court that the bon@sof matrimony heretofore existing do tneen thé plaintiff and defendant be disselvead, and the \ plaintiff is nevetyitreed and discharged from any and all i| i ' jabilities of reason of the marriage of aforesaid. < MMidt « lbostle ‘ pro ge AARP MR omnia eee * ae ; yr . | oie: GP iglne is ie 4 ; ei s 4 Sea er CE Fs et ae ee ie B = oe ee “| B FI pe per ett Satan ia bie aabocinn st edo es a ee ee i a mee a cae oe A Pad LLALE,. ~ °c 1 ie CO me ee. Say. Pt os. ee ‘. A Ceelz — Las Lo S LOA aS ; 2 | UZ “ve hr— ) 1 ¢ ! i Pd : b ——— pee ee | | ae S Jife Log : ran Lo tr / Pare ess PO > ot a , ZL | "e ee aa 2 J bela lei eS alee Ltt. > OP ee LE ES Pro; ae eS 4} Aw fe ms oe we hel ; | Sic. 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TW attit &- ia Go. fore ach me ee mesgd i a Ate ik f 4 - a a ae ee J ; Ce SC CE Ao ty Bo Yt, A laa - | oy a gle zg . ‘ BrAtEce Accttl _A2 iit i " F o 7 eet EE het PONE. a Kia StatHorth Carolina January Term Superior court 1902, Iredell County \ We the Grand Jurors for the above term would respectfully supmit the following report to the Honorable Court , We nave carcfully examined and passed on all mtters prought pefore us | We have by committe examined the county Home Jail * Convict Camp /At the County Home we made a thorough investigation The County Home has apout | two hundred & twenty five acres of land about half of the farm is wood land The land is not strong a part is thin & poor put with proper cultivation *& fer -tilizing produces good erops The crop for 1901 was about as follows One .undred & sixty bushels of wheat tw /7O huncred and twenty five bushels ecrn twenty five pushels peas plenty of rou |-ghness for the stock kept made about’ Nine hundred pounds of pork made mostly | from wast from table & farm untill following time vhen some corn was used A large Quanity of vegitables were crown & cuitivated at the home they also na ~ve an orchard * plenty of fruit in season Onlt two horses are kept on the farm they belong to the keeper five cows are , kept three owned py the County two by the keeper, all Stock 13 for the penifit of the home most of the farming tools & machinery belong to the keeper There are eight double houses for inmates one cottage for the keeper & all necessary out buildings the houses all have fireplaces or stoves for heating jane use about one hundred & fifty cords of wood Curing the year, we found the house comfertabley heated & }Povide’ with sufficient bedding & room for presen ,~t number pf inmates. : iThere are inmates at the home, two whites males fourteen white females two colord males seven colord females ten are said to be insane three are biin two are in such condition ‘that it is necessary to kee€p them confined one (shat she be received at the State Hospital at earlest possible date. Bight of the inmates died last year five being over seventy years old one -€ found they were treated kindly, Some of the ituates complained that they not receive proper attention when sick pvut ao not blame the keeper b it is for want of help. We recomend that the keeper be furnished su paay be need to give proper attention to the sick. The keeper receiy jof three hundred dollars a year & board for himself and fami) ! jto furnish a cook at his own expenses the county furnishd : carn. The above statements to farm & Stock were made to us } we found Ghe jail in as good condition as coula be réasonab J¢ rere 17 persons in tne jailthree white one of the white inga a 49 to the insane man we recomend that the commiesione: @ived at the State Hospital, upon inquiry we found i 4 \-and kept conf ertabie At 2ovi Pete We also visited the offices in the Court House and as fur as we could judge Touhd every thing in proper form & in geod condition. We suggest that the commissioners provide closet for Ladies attending court, All of which we respectfully submit T.J. Williams Forman Grand Jury / Dh Loner, Gr tn Jn jof above being violently insane and we réeconendthat the commissioners insist t jover ninty We inquired particularly of the inmates as to thé treatment receive — Soy ftir oe : Basin e y ae hes * fs eS l SO as og ALL. Oo b JONAH steerage CL - AA hapa OC ne CLLMA fin, : S lee ett *k gee i 5P gt tt A aR AL AX Feat ae : Cees fins ee PAY itl 4amunnd > teow” 71 0h | CU 4 al ae Va Le IZ, Pi hs ol ty 4fftun | C foe ee ay ee fix “tek Af lie a, SO x CE ig ge ete ze Cte. Ci el, Va“ Dh. te ete a Le Ch oes roe <4 _£ & eo eee ie se ee ee ee eee rt re | | : Be J a os ee es | F F . i ; ee | 3 t » : i | , | Zeo. titeg es Lf ty —~ : ee ay “33 oe ya ei Ce (AACA pres 2, oe ? O. FIP, | 2 “2 en m4 7 be Le 4 ow i A 4h e. ot Cv ae Aagdh Zs. = a wee ase eee Cat eae A des ~ e, _ ™“ * oe i Rt. 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Aw Owen ahgne 4 Re crth thle, Gaze Zz wWites Pan oats et AG ee A se ee 4 Atokhqe Pe hc AF ——_— tes SR Cero hit - “ Pre : LA Ay c obtain 62 ha 404 site Ow eee Ht i ey : 4 it if | era Tae en et tee RET we Ps ig i a 4K Ag Art fers LO ther @ LS £Zee a eek EG te eo Ze Le ‘ ‘ PS “EOL SD ery ¢ Ree = aewien So hts Te 92 a3 Stray : ¥ . : i: iS hevats : Polk. hai ie 3 Rise Gad ehiiee ta sino “pbb ais sik, Sudden is on- matter of con t that at the thon bb a Nene as thew tot recs a court capias shall igeus. Fah ARES. R508 oh 2 a o DST PHO Det as : i VSEMOF aeiss. aire f Last * i ic Sunraceres. YOmiGl. *e bre Bol.Pros.with leave as. t om It ig ordered by the court that, aii. iltganses 3 pes @irection of the Soliciter or a) Ne " gue8 court in cases tried at this terh o: ¢ costs by the Clerk of this court | Sounty shail bscome liable. B. PF. Long, Adar. of B. ¥. Long, BReeo cs! oo ke eH ht he ~~ North tates te Paiircad Company. ‘ana: pienso: wes siin Padirosd Company... Prices if. 3 ee ae be te the Court an this eanse.: sbat-Ae! PsiStneie,. Weds were. summoned end osaniand: as. eupest:: itneases_ aid A. PB. Steele eee ec certain. meps rae oo D POPALEE , COP EE: het i to eecuded af Court thetsDri ‘ee Be. Zeadex. ba aeiewed, adad * ts nia psr diss enki milesge rer ee D this CAMBS, «O0uni tand—@aaceti.d Bi othe ae. voeer i ieod ait iM Ac Doee eMesritsovtesbooW wert av "G5 nee e29 82 Bapiv ROoRLY ood ay .Od Pree i EA Lap te. Midd Lik eh ices oi Sat a6 ebawmilticd ie ani Rese av-AosuoMmes, ’ pi ten eee Pe “Vv wine nn nag MORSE ES te brapagcse, a hana k Fs yee a eee ik ween «i fe lat an ls ltonabllpecc f Mre. F .F.Linster. 4& sum cufficient to satisfy the cost | fine to the county treasurer as the law prescribed. | _ ment of Judge Brown in this cause beexectuted. Motion | Court that the Govorner hes respited J.A.Qorham and R.A,Ramsey imtil the 17th, | State Ipaudy House vs : It le ordered by the court that the former pudatmen igtment in this cause bestricken out and it ia futner orders & by tue, const hat the defendant pay into the clerks! office the sum of three. Qollarz @ out of this amount shail be applied of thie case and the remainder to go as a State — ast vs 4 tes YY & j Win, Dancy Bie 6 oti | ¢ aero t ig calle@ and failed and jud etment nick. scifa.and capilas is en | tered against him. } | j : | j j In the matter of contempt : as to J.A.Qorham and R.A. Ramsey. : Ae This cause coming on to béheard on motion of. the Soltbitor, ssking thet the judet a appearingto the of March 1902. : State * spans vs J.H?Brown it is ordered by the court that at the expiration of ten days if the defendant ' has failed to execute a bond in the eum of $206.for his Appearance atthe next term of this court capias shall issue for said defendant. State — He ves Embracery. : : J.A.Gorham)Nol.Prog.with leave as to J.A.Gorhan. J.H.Brown oe 4 it is ordered by the court that all Witnesses supoenaed for the state under the Girection of the Solicitcr or bound ove? by justices of the Peace to attend this court in cases tried at this term of this court ahall be taxed in the bill of costs by the Clark of this court against the Gefendants.or the county whese the county shall become ligbdie. . * A ; / Whoop x WES ie avis s B. PF. Long, A@mr. of B. F. Long, Jr. ; he I G< £ Fgh +4 4 vs ; The North Carolina Railroad Company. and . ys the State University Railroad Company. re , | It appearing to the Court 4m thig eause that A. P..Steeic, W. J. Stimpson and Dr..W. B. Headen were summoned end’ examined as.expert witnesses in. this cause and that the said A. P. Steele es Engineer prepared certain mape, and that the Photographer W. J. Stimpson prepared.certain photographs to be used at the trial end which were used at the trial, end heve rendered their accoupts.anfii sworn to the same: It is therefore considered and edjudged by the Court that the said accounts be, and the same gre vhereby--approved,.and.it ig ordered that the ac- count of A, P. Steele for $25and:the-aecout of W..2. Stimpstn For. $22.50 ve taxed by the Clerk as part of, the coste.in. this causes, It ie furthes consid= ered and adjudged by the Court that. Dri W. B..Headen.be allowed.an expert fee of of 5 in addition to his per diem and mileage, to be taxed as part of the costs in this cause, " ans 9 cf - . le As oe Roe oS <4 Jno. A. Mills abooW Noid av stom ging 9@ as vs : ; C4 Fag Marshall Mille in this action pending in the Superior Court it is ordered by the Court that J. A. Hartness, Clerk of the Supericr-Court, be sprointed Reesivsr.anf.as such is é + hs #2 Pk wh @ * . - | | | + Rees ee ordered to take ints his possession the rents and profits of the lends sued for 4 ie a gpa in the actiou,; and:keep and hold the same subject tothe ! court, ‘ SwtGHiaAd. TLR ev JO Ptuait a iz7al State Ex. Rel. T. N. MeLain ' we \ M. A, White. et. ai. is Nt tea tansoaes. cone Saha fendants go Sithout dose Se ers etd} 3 i * ~ * fier V « ta obs soz" + unin epee > # a di * ‘ ~inte® ‘that the cauge. * # a ie he eo 5 ee “ ids etl nls Ep Lost os BS Ric RI aN a ote Be etait ee sides ria Py cane WY We trerile | : Worth Carclinajin thé Superior Court. é : icons Saking on ot ‘this term of this court beforp His Honor Judge Shep’ i to the court,that the complaint in said ® is verified and4 . her appearing that @us service of tha summons was pee spon the defendanthages failed to file ang answer in said capses;it is therefore considered and adj ai peeeereee ; the court that the plaintiff recover of ‘the defenésnt “the sun of Six hund Sesche and Seventy Pive Dol » 9875. and the cost of this action to be taxed bythe Ame Clerk of the Court. * ny Reha ood Thos. ade Shaw ie of ¢ te ;Tudee Presiding ome, It is ordered by the court that the county pay the bomrd of Sie dury in th@e “By case of State against J.A.Gorham at this term pr the court While under the ' Charge of an officer. ; , ® dane d \Ae J North CarolinafIN Superior Court, Iredell County{January Term 1902. we To the honarable the Judge of the Superior Cburt: ; This is to certify that I have carefully examined the office of the clerk et f the Superior coust of Iredell County and that the office is 14. ZoOod tondi om tS ‘and the records and papers are syatematictly and properly kept .I also phat that the clark of said court’ keeps a separate and properly balanced as t, of moneys received by him cfficially and paid cut. : : Respectfully submitted, ; ; W.C.Hammer Solicitor | Approved :. tenth Judict Thos. J. Shaw ; “""" Distr Judge Presiding. The folling cases on the civil docket were continued until the next term. W.F.Sharpe et'al vs W.A.Eliason<Continued, John S. Reece vs William & Stein-Continued. John W.Lowe Admr.vs J.C.Sullivan -Continued under former order. Harts Lovelace vs Mrs.E.C.Barly ~ Continued. 7 W.R.Harwell vs J.J.Mott- Continued under former order. ’ Thos.V.Houston vs Laura Hauston*«Continued, ~ * ses } ag: T.E.Fry vs J.L.Cowan -Continued under former order. A ane M.C.Jolly veJoel Jolly ~Contin ued, Zeletta Dry vs H.L.dry ~CONtinued, 'S.¥.Gould & Bros.vs So. R.R.Co. Continued. 'C.B.Pumgarner vs SO.R.R.CO.-Continued, ‘Isaac Pope vs R.R.Reid et al <Continued. ‘W.B.Gibson vs J.A.Davis Continued. R.L.Moore vs J.A.Plyler=- C“ntinued. W.F.Kirkman vs A.L.Vaughn-Continued. W.M.Lundy vs Sam Jurney -COBtinued. é F.A.Cloaninger vs Will Davis ~Continued. * Jo@l Jolly vs M.F.Jolly- COatinued. 4. Preston C. Campbell vs M.W.Spann-.<Continued. J.W.Copeland vs R.L.Freese-Continued, \8.C Davidson. vs Ed.Rllison’ #Continued,. ¢ ‘Liq. Cor. Acid. Mfg. Co. va Statesville ice 4Bottling Co.Continued, - 'J.W.Brown vs G.W.4M.L.Gidson}Centinged, ets » W.R. Hannah ve M.W.White)Continued, .S.C.Bryan vs Western Union Tl. Co.-Continned. 'W.S.Phifer &e0, ve Bdgar Foster et al «Continued. ‘Milier Barron &co. ve.H.C.Gaither-Continued, - (William Green vs.3.L.Shaw et al -Continued. 0.%.Turbevilie vs S.¥.Turbeville. Continued. iGhas.B.Mott vs SO.R.R.CO.- Continued, Cora B, WHittaker et al.-Continued, Mary C.Ireland vs Wilford L. Ireland-Continued. W.M.Mille vs J.A.Mills ~Continued, W,.R.Anderson Bactr. vs Dick WoodsetContinued, ' ‘York Wardsworth CO. vs Pen Window Glass co, ~COntinuéd. JsAoMills vs Gillie Millis etal ~Continued, W.P.Morton vs JaneF.Arther~ Continued, id.M. Ramsey ve R.A?Ramsey-Continued, Dr.J.B.SHolmes ve Goe.W.Clegg. Admr.~Cont inueds : (T.B.Andeorson Assignee vs M.L.Mott-Continued, {Rowena Redman ve Rufus. Redan ~Continued,. - tC Sar2 ‘Harris Sherrill CO. vs H.T.Parker-Continued. ot J.L.Cowan vs B.L.Harwan-Continued. = Mrs. D.C.Brawley ve ¥,A,Mclain-Continued| iJ .M.Patterson vs W.M.Milis et ai-Continuéd pier: ve W.iBarret -Continued, i BL ER Rey i Safe Deposit aSurity Co.vs C.H.Corneli Aenea . ob, Kelay ve H.C .Davidson '-Continued,. i ; Coppponed & ~ +h. Patterson vs D.R.Simpson ¢t - ued§ iG. ¥.Gl¢ Admr. va SO.R, “00. - Beatin” ‘ ‘Tena Hart we Mattie Hart Continued, ° (2 -K.Morrison &Son vs L.0.Williems Admrtrix ~Continued? ‘ Statesville Ice & Bttleing Works vs ¥.S.Phifer)+ Continued. i. . s80e-M.Dobbine vs Sarah Dobins -Continuea, ee. i abuts teeieeet Worth Carolina ive@ela County Jann wy, Term Wee, ' John W. Lare Admr. et. als. .“ q we a i 7 co. Minis Sause coming on at ‘this tern ‘Referee and (it is order | tween, be that ti cause be heard, if po vow and? tho May term of of th im thd Superior Court, exceptions theretc, by consent of the esible by the Court or term be- is Court at such time and place as ‘shall be fixed by the Court, convenience of parties to be considered, in 4 North Carolima in the Superior Cour Iredell County Janvary Term 1902, i . ‘George H. Brown and others. FIgOO aolbweque os: al £ ,2xel Thos. J. Shaw, . Jiige presiding. be ' 2 "§ to be heard at thia term of the court before his Honor, » Judge presidimg, upon the certificate of the s North Carolina, and being heard it is rg ser cred ‘the appeal of tle defendant R. C. Plott from the d Commissioner jin tas petit of the. (said Soamias 3 consider i taxed agsinet. jangd the Commissioners are 1lpw.. * ‘The following cases on the civil docket were £ Iredell county ordering the openi fa, be dismissed’ Thos. J. Shaw, Judge. presiding. Py oe veo continued until the: nex+ term. F. M. Gant and Gilbert Caldwell Trugtece Providence Bapt. Church vs F. O. \Ostwait, ‘Neal PBurk vs So. R. R.. Go. J. W. Deaton ve Green Smith Charlie Williams Admr. of Thos. King vs So. } 8. R. Go, G. W. Clegg Admr. of L. R. Harmon vs J. 8. Sp¥inkle, S. Rs Sprinkle ‘R. E. Troutman vs So. R. R. Co, W. W. Maiden ve J. T, Maiden ‘H, C. Moyer vs Francis Boyd . ‘ “ Sy e5 Goram Paper Co. vs J. H. Weston Admr W. F. Weston \Gec. Halyburtén vs Isabella McLe@iiand st. al, ~\H. A. Smith ve Celia Fleming .et. al, jWe G. Evans vs H. N, Howard & Co. ‘ W. W. Rankin vs J. Cc, Plyler i Rankin vs J. W. Wilhelm Nelson et. al. va Je Le Steelman et. al. Cuamings vs Lee Morrow in the Supericr Court January Term 1902, ‘North Caroling ‘Iredell County A. Le. Hobbs ang othere, propounders of the Nuncupative will of S. Ls rrill, deceased, t AG Sectam . 8. Ro S. Lytton and ethers, caveators } Decree of Confirmation. } This cause coming on to:he heard upon the report of sale made ; 1 1BOn, Commissioner appointed by thie Court, at ‘Iredell County, it appearing to the Court that 4. Toks “i6hest bidder for the tands described in the moties of sale, atthe Sum of One Thousand trastther appearing that the said A. Le Both \vract described in the enig petition and noti ithe saig A, L. Hobba, have complied with the Said Commissioner, and that they never they become due: 8 asfighed - ee to J. AL terme of rhistyctne and quired by the said notice and by stand 160 ay It is therefore consi eres same is hereby in all tats rer a eae rie Seah mma Sse tts if reapenee exe by & : ORR a SB a a ns Abc ide a ene i he on = f 7 ae oe OS A 4 e 7 : : i te . a - 4 ©. eke & z ; “ (eta & a a ey ; ae y ; < oe i i ao» 4 . b * & x i oh a as ee 3 . fark ced : a ioe fe RT a ae § ; i 7 7 ot 5 ; a a . i a se : = ft hac § | fj i ee ; 4 | Fi ie hereby authorized, empqwaned and directed upon the payment of the pur~ chase caer and every part themsed, te exeeute and deliver to the said A. L. Hobbs and the said J. A. Py pense greed his assignees deeds in fee sin~ ple for the respective tracts of iand #oid. ; It is further considered and adjudged that the costs of this pro- ceeding be paid by the said Geo. 5. Nicholacn, Gompissioner, cut of the proceeds of the sale, including any taxes now due on the land; and that, Gao. B. iaholacts Commissionern be allowed the eum of Pidty Dollars for hie services in thie behalf, pg Shaw, Juaige pregiding. One day after date Ipromised to pay M. Rufty Three-hundred Dollars, with interest at 6% per annum. until paid, for value received. D. C. Rufty.: (Seal.) D. C. Rufty. Interest Pardon the within note up to Sept. Received Thirty-six dollars ($36.00) as interest on the within note to Sept. 26th. 1898. yy Sept. 25, 1895. 26th. 1896. North Carolina } In the Superior Coprt, Iredell County 4§ January Term, 1902. iM. Rufty é » ae owe . Judgment. D. C. Rufty This cause coming on ito be heard, and it appearing that the defendant , D. C. Rufty, was, served with summons more than: ten days before the begining of this term of Court, the plaintiff, M. Rufty having filed a properly veri- fied complaint, and the sais defendant,.D.. C.’ Rufty not having filed anewer to the complaint: ' It is therefore adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff,-M. Rufty do recover of the @pfendant, D. C. Rufty the sum of Three~-nundred dollars ($300) principal and the sum of Sixty and 10/00 ($60.10) doliars femmxkku unpaid interest to January 27th, 1902, together with interest on Three-hundred dollars ($300) from the 27th day of January, 1902, at 6% per ae till paid, and for cost of this to be taxed by the Clerk of this ourt, Thos. J. Shaw, Judge presiding, North Carolina } In the Superior Court Iredell County January Term 1902... J. H. Weston Admr. of W. F. Weston ‘ ; vs Judgment. Nelson Redman and wife, Roxie Rédman This cause coming on toe be heard at thig term of the Court before His Monor Thos. J. Shaw, Judge presiding, and being heard and it appear- ing to the Court that summons was served on Defendant more than ten Cays before the begining of this term of the Court, that the Complaint has. been duly verified and that the plaintiff s cause of action is based upon Note and Mortgage for the payment of a certain sum of money and that no answer hasbeen filed by the said Defendant. It is therefore considered and adjudged by the Court that the Plaintiff, J. HK. Weston as Administra~ tor of W. F. Weston do recover and have Judgment by default final against said defendants and that the recover of the Defendant /Nelson Rédman the sum of ($26.17) twenty-six dollars and seventeen centd with interest on the sum from the 27th day of January 1902 until paid and the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. It is further con- sidersd and adjudged by the Court that this Judgment is a lein on the- lands described in the Complaint by reason of the mortgage executed by -the Defendants to W. F. (Weston as alleged in the Complaint. It is fur- ther adjudged by the Court that unléss said Defendants pay off and dis- charge this Judgment on or before the lst day of Mareh 1902, that the \equities of redemption of the said Défendart in the gaid land be sold at \the Court House door in Statesvill, MN. Cc. by J. H. Westen Admr. of W. F. ‘Weston who is hereby appointed Commissioner for the purpose for cash,aft- jer first advertising the same for SO days in some newspaper published in \ Iredell Gounty N. C. and thet he report his proceedings herewith to the \mnext term of thie Court. This cause is retained for further direction. Thos. J. Shaw, Judge presiding. . North Carolina In the Supericr Coust Iredeli County January Term 1902. vs J. M. Shook J. B, Atwell Order of Survey. This cause being an action cof ejectment, wherein it became necessary to have the lines between the plaintiff and defendant surveyed to the end that the true corner and lines be established. It is therefore ordered that the County Surveyor run the lines and make plots of the land in sufficient kind were > sng lan ~7 ° the satisfactory trial of aaid cause. That said sounty Surveyor ve @® Samé upon ths trial of this c . each party with copy of sume. : ee Thos. J. Shaw, Judge presiding. nar ene 0 e 3 . e El ee eo & @. i fe ey me F + b . ane airy nennilinpe —aepidiomenrtinei= is hereby authorized, empqwexed and directed upon the payment of the pwr chase money and every part thexeat, to exeemte and deliver to the said % A. L. Hobbs and the said J. A. ae hie aesignee Geedsa in fee sim~ f the respective tracts of land solid. . sh. oi It is partie considered and adjudged that the sosts cé this pro- ceeding be paid by the said Geo. B. Nicholaen, Commissioner, cut of the proceeds of the sale, including any taxes now dus on the land; and that, Geo. B. Minhadacms QGamniesionerz oe aklowed the oun ef Pigky Dollars for his services in-thie behalf, . ' Thos « J~«. Shaw, Juige presiding. One day after date Ipromised to pay M. ange eee Dollars, with interest at @nnum. until paid, fer value received. " OF Rar dD, C. Rufty.: (Seal.) D. C. Rufty interest Pardon tie waleen nota up to Sept. Received Thirty~six dollars ($36.00) as interest on the within note to Sept. 26th. 1898. Pe ie. y¢ Sept. 25, 1895. 26th. 1896. North Carolina 4 In the Superior Coprt, Iredell County § January Term, 1902. 7 iM. Rutty 4 ‘hics — ve f Judgment. nD. C. Rufty mo This cause coming on ito We heard, and it appearing thet the defendant , D. C. Rutty. was, served with summons more than: ten! days before the begining of this term of Court, the plaintiff, M. Rufty having filed a properiy veri- fied compinint, and the sais defendant, D..C.'Rufty not having file@ enawer te the eomplaint; S ; , >" It is therefore adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff,-M. Rufty do recoyer of the @pfendant, D. C. Rufty the sum of Thres-hundred dollars ($500) principal and the sum of Sixty and 10/00 ($60.10) dollars fxeemxkhe unpaid interest to January 27th, 1902, together with interest on Three-hundred dollars ($300) from the 27th day of January, 1902, at 6% per Poon till paid, and for cost of this to be taxed by the Clerk of this Ourt, Thos. J. Shaw, Judge presiding, North Carolina 4§ In the Superior Court Iredell County § January Term 1902.. J. H. Weston Admr. of W. F. Weston . v8 Judgment. Nelson Redman and wife, Roxie Rédman This cause coming on te be heard at thia term of the Court before His Honor Thos. J. Shaw, Judge presiding, and being heard and it appear- ing to the Court that summons was served on Lefaendaant more than ten days before the begining of this term of the Court, that the Complaint kas. been duly verified and that the plaintiff s cause ef action is based upon ‘Note and Mortgage for the-payment of a certain sum of money and that ne answer hag :been filed by the said Defendant. It is therefore considered and adjudged by the Court that the Plaintiff, J. H. Weston as Administra~ tor of W. F. Weston do recover and have Judgment by default final against said defendants and that the recover of the Defendant ‘Nelson Rédman the sum of ($26.17) twenty-six dollars and seventeen cenis with interest on the sum from the 27th day of January 1902 until paid and the costs of thia action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Coust. It is further con- sidered and adjudged by the Court that this Judgment is a lein on the- iands described in the Cémplaint by reason of the mortgage executed by -the pefendants to W. F. {Weston as alleged in the Complaint. It is fur ther adjudged by the Court that unléss said Defendante pay off and dis- charge this Judgment on or before the Ist day of Mareh 1902, that the \equities of redemption of the said Défendarit in the aeaid@ land be 3014 at \the Court House door in Statesvill, N. Cc. by J. Hs Westen Adme. of W. FP. ‘Westcn who is hereby appointed Commissioner for the purpose for ¢ash,aft- jer first advertising the same for 30 days in some newspaper published in j Iredell Gounty N. C. and that he report his proceedings herewith to the jnext term of this Court. This cavae is retained for further direction. Thos. J. Shaw, . Judge presiding. - J. M. Shook North Carolina In the Superior Coust Iredeli County January Term 1202. va J. Bs. Atwell Order of Survey. This cause being an action of ejectment, wherein it became necessary to have the lines between the plaintiff and defendant surveyed to the end that the true corner and lines be established. It is therefore ordered that the County Surveyor run the lines and make plots of the land in sufficient kind and nunmberas may ten to the satisfactory trial of said cause. That said County Surveyor have the same upon the trial of this cause, that he furnish each party with copy of sume. Thos. J. Shaw, Judge presiding. 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( Signed) Chie Mage) — Camera Operator Microfilmed by = North Carolina Bepartment of Archives and History @ Bivision of Archives and Manuscripts Baleigh, North Carolina ate © sks Ok td Pe Poe vad fb Ms 7 % 0 Fj i pide at i 4 Pee hie tae oe ¥ c w oe a « eS Naa eed \ Neng oo % sa io * fees os ay. Ye eo e ‘ ~ Pie Maar 4 ‘ies Eee - , a of c >a egret ‘ € “ rs eS eee aee oe ‘ a ae Ran ee ae a Seen ae E oe. eee re a “ y a De es r ad a a a P z he a bs ay it c. et ¥ 3 ‘ i. * EP oa SP « > | forth Carolina 4 a = ‘Tredell county i Supestor Court May Term 1902. Be it remembered that at a Superior Court to be begun and held in and for the County of iredell in the vourt ES in Statesville on the llth Mon- Gay after She lst Monday in March, his Honor Judge ihos. J. Shaw not being ~ ‘@ole to be present Court was adjourned by the High Sheriff of Iredell Coun- ty from day to day until Wednesday morning at 10 o'tlock, May 2lst 1902. eat « 2 Coit dwt Mcvording tolthe® adydirnment’ his Honor Thidge 5 sedge Blewrst and pres iGingiowo® Tuas Hon. Ww. C. Hammer, Solicitor prosecuting in the name of the State. J. H. Wycoff, ne Sheriff of Iredell County returned into open { Williamson, R. A. Marshall, J. D. Atwell, J. A. White, E. N. Morrison, 5. Bidson, C. H. Brown, J. A. Lippard, D. C. Brawley, J. R. Tucker, R. 1 ory, A. Me Brawley, E. T. Goodman, E. L. Cloaninger; T. S. Lippard, John om Datis, N. C. Summers, Giles Stroud, H. N. Johnson, H. S. King, Alex M. “Futherspoon, L. H. Alexander, F. K. ostwalt, Wesley Privett, T. L. Ciodfel- ter, J. H. Kelly, H. H. Harbin, Ws S. Page, Jas. H. Deaton, J./L. Nicholson, 1 ogg E, B. Bagwell. The following good and lawful men were drawn and sworn as Grand W. B. Bidgon, E. T. Goodman, A. M. Brawley, R. W. Ore; J. Bs Tucker, tT. L. Clodfelter, Wesley Privett, E. N. Morrison, H. H. Harbin, #;°B. Bagwell, A. M. Witherspoon, K. L. Miller, R. J. Williamson, L. Be Alexander, Cc. B. Webb, P. A. Gaunt, J. H. Kelley, J. D. Atwell. C. B. Webb is sworn as fore..an of the Grand Jury. J. C. Thompson is sworn as officer of the Grand Jurys The following jurors were sworn as petet jurors for the first Wosk of this term: W. S. Page, I. S. Lippard, J. 4. Elliott, N. C. Summers , E. Le | Cleaninger, H. N. Johnson, G. Kareger, T. S. Lippard, R. A. Marshall, Giles Stroud, H. S. King, C. H. Brown and John F. Davis, Jas. H. Deaton. ee ds A. White was excused on account of sickness. D. Ce Brawley | "M4 excused for the term. J. L. Nicholson is called and failed and it (MPPearing to the Court ‘that he is not a resident of the County it is order _ eA by the Court that his name be stricken from the list of Jurors. for this: Retailing whiskey without license. Nol. pros. with leave. Retailing without iicsnse. Larceny and receiving. Nol. pros. with leave. Capilas. Martin Rogers State Cs Cs We mr ed il Nol. pros. with leave. Lee Dolonson State Larceny. vs . Capias. S ae John Conner oe i. le Sinclair State ee : Assault. ™ state N. P. W. are ve vs Cc. Ca’ FW. J. W. Cowan Capias. fam McHenry State ape State , vs aan x. W. D. W. ' < +“ Bud Suther aa Capias. Lon Wichols State ae Larceny. State nn is : Retailing whiskey without license. Capias. ‘% ve ‘ John Conner ie Continued. Simpson Webber State Larceny. Patt State e Disposing of mortgage property. Capias. irae va John Conner feo y. 2. W. 1. Frank Wellman State State vs vs Will. Bradshaw v2 ‘Retailing whiskey without license. State ae Retailing whiskey without license. Continued. 3 Simpson Webber . Capias Simpson Webber State vs “ : ce | State Fornication and adult hel 4 Simpson Webber a Tee : vs Capias, Alley Graham hevé Steel State : © Bl State vs Retailing whiskey without license. ee au vs ibe: Forcible trespass. Contin: ° = - nued, Bowe Newson ~ Simpson Webber State A. W. dD. W. Nol. pros. With leave, state vs Jim Justice State Injury to property. vs Frank West Capias. te a“ Perjury. vs Capias. Ed Murray State Affray. vs Capias. Tom Rickert State Default in payment of cost in Mayor's court. vs Capias. Walter Jones State vs Dick Dodd As Ws. De Ws Ed Boyd Nol. pres. with leave. Will Cook Will Melchor John Gordon State Ce Ue W. vs Capias. Julian Josey State A. W. D. W. Judgment suspended on payment of costs and a fins of $10. vs Estelle Patterson State vs Larceny. Capias,. J. Taldert aes State vs A. W. Ds W. Bd. Ayers . State Vs Bobt. Freeze Judgment suspended on payment of cest and a fine of Sap Affray. Continued for the State. Resisting officer. Continued,as to Less Evans required to give bond for $100, bondsmen , W. P. Gabriel and R, M. Evans. Will Evans called and failed judgment nici scé-fa and capias. State vs Resisting officer Lose Evans Continued. Will fans State Embracery,. ~~ La vs a af L tA. OA J. H. Brown aNe, 68 - State v8 A. W. D.8. i at Liat fev, be Cee Chee Estelle Patterson | (Glo FerF ” . it is ordered and adjudged by the Court that the defendant pay fine of #10 and the costs in this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. State ‘ va i The defendnat having appeared in Court as he was ordered to do az D, T. Mo-rison he dast term of this Court and having shown his good behavior it is or- dered by the court that he be discharged from any further orders of the Court. Re, 84. State vs i Larceny. ‘Mary Alexander j ish The defend-nt pleads guilty. It is ordered and adjudged by. ‘thet the defendant pay a fine of $25 and the costs of this action e taxed by the Clerk of this Court. P. W. Rusell ! It is ordered and adjudged by the Court that judgment be sUbpended on paywent of cost in the action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court, No. 59. State vs James Gray The defendant is called ond failed and judgment nici séi~fa ana capias is ordered. No. 90. State vs N. M. Fleming Defendant pleads guilty. It is ordered and adjudged by the Court that the defendant pay a fine of $10 and the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this court. No. 55. State vs A. W. D. W. Ed Ayers Pleads guilty it is ordered and adjudged by the Court that he pay a fine of $35 and the costs in this action to be tuxed by the Clerk of this Court. No. 8l. State vs Larceny, Lee Woods The defendant pleads guilty 2c per bill found. It is ordered and adjudged by the Court that the defendant be confined ia the common jaik of Iredell County,with the privilege of the Commissioners of the County t¥ ye work the ace upon the public roads of the County. No. 79. ee. State ® Palse pretenas. | ) Adfeddant Pleads guii.,, It is ordered and adijudge? that judgment be suspended upon payment of < ney the ¢ ° ae yee Parks ew, ends not guilty. The following Jury: W. S. Page, I. S. Lip- PD. Blilictt, J. H. Deaton, N. C. Summers, E. L. C.oaninger, H. N, m, G. Karcher, T. S. Lippard, R. A. Marehdll, Giles Stroud and H. ¢, being sworn and ehpanelled for their verijict say they find the at aan Aes fe Mori ow Oh an~gud << Fd, shag etiaien cl” flenry Campbell Pleads guiity. It is ordered by the Court that the defendant pay a fine of $10 and the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. heb? #tate v8 ; Disposing of mortgage property. 7, J. Compton 4 Pleads not guilty. The following jury; F. F. Wooten, Cc. S. Sain, ¥. ¥. Hair, E. F. Watts, C. H. Brown, J. F. Davis, Francis Sherill, W. W. Houpe, M. L. Lentz, H. O. Summers, R..P. Craven and J. W. Vickery, being gworn and empaneiled for their verdict find the defendant nat Ze, The Grand Jury by the hands of its foreman teturned into open Court the following bills of indictment: State 4 As W. ps W. vs j A true bili. | State vs ¢ Ae Bs Da Wi A true bill. . Sim Setzar State” A. W. DD. W. A true bill. . Alex Thomas *: State vs Mollie Cass State vs -42@X Thomas State X vs Chas. Smith State vs Smith Falls No. 82. Ae W. Dp W- “A true bild. Aa Ys: Bu We A true bill. Nuisance. A true bill. Cc. G. Not a true bill. Retailing. A true bill. Ae TW. De W, A true bi2a. Larceny and receiving. A true’ bill. Cc. c. W. A true bill. Affray. Continued, his surities: WwW. P. Gabreil and P. M. Evans being recognized each for himself acknow-~ iedges himself Sew indebtedmesgs to the State of North Carolina in the sum of $100 to be void upon the eontiition that the defendant make his per- sonal appearance at the next term of this Court and not depart the same without leave of Court. This Honorable Court takes an afljournment until half past nine J — hard - x State ® 'elock Thursday morning May 22nd, 1902. Thursday morning May 22nd 1902 this Honorable t meets at half ™) ~ x q i L. & R. ia at Paraadh tg : A true bill. Melvin Summers ‘Past nine o'clock according to adjournment. No. 83. * : ‘ L wv ; i] mi Mo. 28. State col State fie W. De W,. oo . Sy Ce W. vs ee i ae A true biil as to G. W. Mullis and Mollis Cass, re Called and failed, judgment nici sci-fa with Capias. George W. Mullis George Wright Not 4 - e Mollie Cass oc @ true bill as to J. R. Knight. 7 No ‘ J. R. Knight : « 28 State No. 87. . State > a : vs A. W. D. W. a Continued. Forgery. . Gtorge Wright A true bill. vs Oliver Carter State : va C. Cc. W. s oy Disturbing religious worship. At rue bill. Continued. Ed Mills State Injury to building. Vv 8 A true bill od, A. Plyler Swe a A. Ww, cs WwW, A true bill. 10 State vs Dave Hunt vs M. F. Jolly vs J. A. Gorham vs Je W. Maiden Melvin Summers A. W. BD. W. Continued, it is ordered by the Court that Jane King, State witness be not sliowea to prove her attendance at this term of the Court, Abandonment. Called and failed, judgment nici sci-fa with Capias. It is iurther ordered by the Court that he defendant when arrested be requirea to enter into a justified bond for the sum of $200 for his appearance upon the Court. Embre.cery. Tried at the last Term of this Court, upon 1 ; bef motion of the defendant's Counsel to bax, wit- ness fees against the County. it is ordered by the Court that said motion be not allowed. Re We Rew Pleads not guilty. The jury in this case be- ing sworn and empanelled and upon the evidence in the Case it is ordered by the Court that a verdict of not guilty be entered. FE. E. Smith being present in Court, notics is given him in open Court to appear before this Court at half past two o'clock this day and show cause why he should not marked prosecutor in this case, Larceny. The defendant pleads not guilty of larceny 4s charged in the bill of indictment and by con- Sent the indictment is changed from larceny to forcible trespass and the defendant pleads guilty of forcible trespass which plea is ac- cepted by the State. It appearing that the defendant has already been confined in the com- mor. Jail of Iredell County for three wonths, it is ordered anda adjudged by the Court that the defendent be confined in the common jail of Iredell County for thirty days with tne pri lege of the Commissioners to ¥ Fomds of the Comty, ec ‘a ¥ Laure Richle Tom Richie State vs Rm %. Sprinkle V8 Abner Williams A. W. D. W. Pleads not guilty, the following jury? W. S. Page, I. S. Lippard, J. D. Eliiott, Jas. H. Deaton, N. C. Summers, E. L. Cloan- inger, 1. N. Johnson, 6. Karcher, T. S. Lippard, R. A. Marshall, Giles Stroud and W. S. King, being sworn and empannelledtfor their verdict say they find the defendant not guilty. Removing crops. Pleads not guilty, the jury being sworn and empanelled after hearing the evidence in this case, it is ordered by the Court that a ver- dict of not guilty be entered. Disturbing religous worship. Continued for the State upon the absence of G. E. Hawn, a State's witness the defendant and his surity 0. G. Williams being recog- nized each for himself acknowledges himself indebted to the State of North Carolina for the sum of $100 to be void upon the condition that the defendnat make his personal ap- pearance at the next term of this Court and not depart the same without leave. Abandonment. Pleads not guiity, the following jury: D. R. Howard, Sam Forcum, A. F. Gaither, C. Fi Meacham, R. P. Craven, J. F. Davis, W. H. Crawford, J. W. Vickery, Dave Fox, R. L. Troutman, W. W. Houpe and E. S. Millsapps being sworn and empanelled for their verdict Say they find the defendant not guilty. C. EB. Webb, foreman of the Grand Jury returns into open Court the following bills of indictment: L. and fe A true bill. State As W. D. WwW. bei A true bill. Geo. M. Lipe State A. W. D. W. vs Eliasha E. Smith being notified to J. W. Maiden show cause why he should not be marx. ed prosecutor in this case and he having appeared at 2:50 o'clock the Court iinds a fact that this case is a frivalous and malicious prose- cution and it is ordered by the Court That Eliasha E. Smith be marked pros- ecutor and that he pay one-half the State's cost to be taxed by the Clerk or this Court. Nuisance. vs Upon recommendation of the Solicitor Alex Thomas it {s ordered by the Court that the defendant pay a fine of $10 «nd the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. A. W. D. W. vs It is ordered by the Court that Alex Thomas judgment be suspended suring good be- havior and the payment of the cost in this case to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. C. B. Webb, ‘oreman of the Crand Juryreturns into open Court the following bills of indictment: Ue we W. ! A true villi. Affray. vs - A true bill as to Partee Goforth Partee Goforth na to Sol Brown. Sol Brown anc not @ true biil as © State Af fray . A true bill. vs Ad Bowles W. F. Millsaps «. W. Muliis ollie Cass J. B Knight State v8 i. LL. Overcash State v8 Abner Williams State ve | Meteher witier Larceny and receiving. A trve bill. Hetailing without license. A true bill. A. W. Dp, W. A true bill. Injury to building. Not a true bill. Disposing of mortgage property. Pleads not guilty, the defendant by his counsel moves the Court to make W. W. Rankin prosecutor in this gation. tne fol- lowing jury: W. E. Turner, J. S. Morri- son, A. F. Gaither, W. I. Kimball, C. H. Brown, R. J. Bryant, Sam Forcum, J. W. Vickery, Lavid Fox, Lee Morrow, W. W. Houpe and E. S. Millsapps being sworn and em- panelled for their verdict say they find the defendant Abandonment. Now on trial, the defendant and A. R. Bowles his!.isurity being recognized each for himself acknowledges himself~indebted to the State of North Carolina in the sum of $100 to be void upon condition that the defendant make his personal appearance upon the Court from day to day and not de- Part the same without leave. A. W. D. W. Pleads not guilty. The following jury: D. R. Howard, Sam Forcum, A. F. Gaither, C. F, Meacham, R, P. Craveh, J. F. Davis W. H. Crawford, J. W. Vickery, Dave Fox, R.- Milisapps: beotngd sworn send empane2 i ede for their verdict say they find the Retailing without license. Jefendg- 4 ant guilty of the simple assault, j sca lal anal This Honorable Court takes an adjournment until half past nine , cE rd 1902. Permax Pettey Borning,. May Tere, Retailing without license. ‘ ne Se 7" Not a true bill. Et Cornelius i pon 9 a yee dies : - a State Retailing without license. ae ‘ t ie v3 F i . ay ' Not a true bill. .Priday morni:g May 25rd 1902, this Honorabie Court meets at half Soe 9, 0. Cornelius é past nine o'clock according to adjournment. State £ ae = Retailing without license. sm i ae Ee ae * Not a true bill It is ordered and adjudged by the Court fae (6. 0. Cornelius 4 Henry Lipe ! that the defendant pay a fine of S20 and - the cost of this action to be taxed by a i Retailing without license. vs the Clerk of this Court. ne tus ' wht & teas 6123. State 3 Disposing of mortgage property. ae . vs ig Called and failed. Judgment nici s¢i fee @86s State } Peter Krider t aie Retailing without license. fa with Capias. He vs i / Not a true bill. State { ’ game 6S, O. Cornelius 4 -isposing of mortgage property. vs Trial continued from yesterday. The jury Ba state i M. L. Overcash ! eas Retaining without license. being sworn and. empanelled :or their ver- |] v3 ' ; ie Not a true bill: dict say they find the defendant guilty a §. 0. Cornelius. j in manner and form as charged in the bill Oi State i of indictment. Disposing of mortgage ,property. 2 } State ! mt A true bill. A. W. D. W. ae 60 i. &*D. Norris 5 vs § Dike It is ordered by the Court that the de- ONY ’ Fletcher Miller ' eS State ' fendant pay a fine of $5 and the cost of aa Nuisance. vg this action to be taxed by the Clerk of ! A true bill. Junn Dellinger | this Court. C. B. Webb, foreman of the Grand Jury returns into open Court ma State : the following bills of indictment. Ss vs Ae We. De Be ° ° frendant and W. W. Huope State } Bill Parks i Continued. The defendar pe, Nuisance. % ' ee his surity being recognized each for himself F A tru ; Will Delinger ' ial a - acknowledges himielf indebted to the State of North Carolina in the sum of $100 to be void State i } © ’ Abandonment. upon condition that he appear-at the next term v A true bill, of this Court and not depart the same without Jas. Eudy j leave. Affray. The farlowins jury; W. 3. ners dei ‘pard, Js Bye Elliott e } i A. R. Bowles i W. F. Millsapps : State i vs ' Abner Williams j State j vs ‘ M. L. Overcash 4 vs j Tom Cillespie § Summers, EH. lL. Cloaninger, 8, yn, John- son, G. Karcher, T. S. Lippard, R. A. Marshall, Giles Stroud and H, sg. King, being sworn and empanelled for their ver- dict say that they find the defendant Tom Gillespie guilty in the manner ang form as charged in the bill of indictment and the defendant Jim Cray not guilty. Affray. Plead guilty. It is ordered and adjudged by the Court upon recemmendation of the Solicitor that each pay a fine of $5 ana State ve one-half the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. A. W. 0D. W. The defendant and his surity A. R. Eow- les being recognized each for himself acknowledges himself indebted to the State of North Carolina in the sum of $100 to be void upon condition that the defendant make his personal appearance at the next term of this Court and not depart the ¢. EB. Webb, foreman of the same without leave. lowing bills of indictment: Disposing of mortgage property. a State Trial continued from yesterday. The te v8 jury being sworn and empannelled for their verdict say that they find the defendant State guilty in the manner and form as charged vs in the bill of indictment. Motion for Chas. Warren new trial. Motion overruled and the de- fendant accepts. It is adjudged by the Cs State Court that judgment be suspended a" 4 V8 Payment of the cost of this case to be Bee + C. Shinn taxed by the Clerk of this Court. Affray. It is ordered and adjudged by the Court that the defendant Tom Ciliespie be oor an eo . tt fined in the common jail of Iredell county bi White for the term of nine months. With the privilege of the Commissioners to #orx him on the pubiie roads of the ney o Gerdon Speaks le¥erence Campbell A. Ww. D. W. Pleads not guilty. The following jury; q W. EH. Turner, J. S. Morrison, A. F, Caither, W. I. Kimball, c. H. Brown, R. J. Bryant, Sam Forcum, J. W. Vickery, David Fox, Lee Morrow, W. W. Houpe and E. S. Millsapps,be- ing sworn and empanelled for their verdict say they find the defendant guilty as charg- ed in the bill of indictment. It is ad« Judged by the Court that the defendant be confined in the common Jail of Iredell Coun- ty for the term of 60 days. ’ Affray. Pleads not guilty. The folowing jury; @. S&S. Page, I. 8. Lippard, J. D. Elliott, Jas. H. Deaton, N. Cc. Summers, E. L. Cioan- inger, H. N. Johnson, 6G. Karcher, 'T. S. Lippard, R. A. Marshall, Giles Stroud anda H. S. King being sworn and empanelled for their vercict say they find the defendant not guilty of the charge in the bill of indictment. Grand Jury returns into open Court the fol- C. C. W. A true bill. Nuisance. A true bill. Public Drunkenness. A true biil. Gambling. John Patterson only on trial. Pleads not guilty. The following jury: Ww. S. Page, 4 ti 8. Lippard, i BD. Eiliott, Jas. H. “+ C, Summers, B. L. Cloaninger, H. WN son, Ce ‘E. By WY z ie R. State vs Oliver Carter State vs Ida Houston State vs G. W. Mullis Mollie Cass. Saturday morning, May 24th =e 1902. shall, Giles Stroud, ana 4, 8, being sworn and empanne.led for thei verdict gay tiey find the defendant John Patterson guiity in manner and form as charged in the bill of indict. : ment. [It is ordered by the Court that the defendant John Patterson be confined in jail for the term og 5 months with the privilege of the comiissioners to work him on the pub- lic roads of the County. Forgery. Pleads guilty. It is ordered by the Court that the defendant be con- fined in the common jail of Iredell County for the term of 9 months with the privilege of the Commissionersio work him on the public roads. A. W. D. W. Pleads guilty. It is ordered by the Court that judgment be suspended in this case. A. W. D0. W. It is ordered by the Court that Nos. 83 and 96 on the State docket against these defendants be and the same are hereby consolidated» The derendante plead not guilty the following jury W. E. turner, R. J. Bryant, F. K. Ostwag Dave Fox, G. Karcher, J. W. Vickery, J. S. Morrison, W. W. Huupe, E. lL. A. F. Gaither and E. S. Millsapps. This Honorable Court takes a recess until half past nine o'clock Asa: Phd. Cerone King be Ytnegs: N. A. Elankinship. 19 A. W. CD. W, Trial continued from yesterday Ysr ho 2 axe fay Shiloh Township, Apr. 5, 1902. a Je A. Hartness, me Clerk Superior Court:- Please pay J. F. Murdock five dollars and thirty-five tents cost in a case of Blankinship vs. Freedman out of the funds in your hands due me from the Levy Bost's estate. her Anna A.*Blankinship, Witness, ee W. G. Lewis. North Carolina t Superior Court. Iredell County i May Term 1902. In, Be. J. A. Hartness, Receiver of Anna Eost Blankinship--infant:- I recommend that the receiver pay the atlached order for cost to J. F. Murdock, J. P. for five dollars and thirty five cents. Hammer, solicitor. It is hereby ordered that J. A. Hartness, Receiver of Amna Lost Blankinship pay J. F, Murdock, Justice of the Peace the sum of five dol- tars and thirty; five cents, costs in a suit which said Anna Bost Blankin- ¥ ship was adjudged to pay, out of any funds belonging to the estste of said Anna Bost Elankinship in the hands of said receiver. This. J. Shaw, Judge Presiding. Statesville, N. C., April 4th, 1902. 1% the Clerk of the Superior Court:- Please pay Mr. W. G. Lewis the sum of ae twelve dollars amount f fees due him as my Attorney in a case in which I employed him involving MW character ana charge the same to my account, and this will be accepted as * Voucher by me in the settlement of the estate of my (rand father Levy Bost, And I hereby request the Judge and Solicitor to allow this Claim. Wear a, MM, Byers ‘ North Carolina Superior Court. Iredell County May Term 1902. In. Re. J. A. Hartness, Receiver of Anna Bost Blankinship~--infanti- I recommend that the receiver pay the attached Attorney fee to W. C. Lewis, EsQ. for twelve dollars. Wm. C. Hammer, Sloicitor,. It is hereby ordered that Jd. A. Hartness, Receiver of Anna Bost Blankinship pay W. CG. Lewis, Esq., the sum of twelve dollars, Attorney fees out of any funds belonging to the estate of said Anna Bost Elankinship in the hands of said receiver, J- A. Hartness Thos. J. Shaw, Judge Presiding. C. BE. Webb, foreman of the Grand Jury returns into open Court the following bills of indictment: State { Injury to building. vs ‘ A true bisi. true bili. Pleas. Morrison State e S e W ° vs A true bill. John Morrigon State ar tows vs A true bill. Joe Lipe State Retailing without license. vs A true bill. Frank Robbins State ae Disposing of mortgage property. tr s Peter Krider A true bill State Injury to House. vs A true bill. 21 Statesville, N. Cc. May 24, 1902. rtness, ‘Glerk Superior Court:~ I am well acquainted with the chil -en of S. M. Moore, de- ‘and know that they awe living with their half brother and that they : “tearm from which they receive the sum of $40 or $50 rental for said ‘and ond I think it would be just and reasonable that the half brother sould have an allowance of one dollar a month each for the two younger apsiaren. Respectfully submitted, J. A. White. North Carolina Superior Court. Iredell County May Term 1902. Tn.-Re. J. A. Hartness: Receiver of the S. X.. Moore, minor children:- I hereby reccommend that the receiver pay the Mr. Moore, balf orother of the infant children of S. M. Moore, the sum ofone dollar per month each for the two younger children during this year. Solicitor. It is hereby ordered that J. A. liartness, Receiver of the 5. M. Moore infant children, pay Mr. Moore, their half brother, the sum of one dollar per month each for. the two younger children during this year out of the funds now in his hands as receiver, oe) Judge Presiding. North Carolina Superior Court. Iredell County May Term 1902. The Grahd Jury respectfully submitts the following report to the Honorabl® Court :~ We have passed on all Bills that have come before us or to our knowledge. : We have examined the County of:icesto the best of our ability and find them in, Splendid condition, and all the books, and papers kept in a neat Md business like manner, We also visited the jail in a body and found twenty prisoners, x white ang fourteen colored, three colored women and one-white insane vonan named Sallie Leodwell. We recommend that this Court and the County Connias toners use all means in their power to have her sent to the hospital 4 Morganton, We have visited the County Home by a committee and find the Home ina eee — S900 condition and the inmates well Rye thee We Te (o Plo giles Christie who is harmless and Laura Sharpe who is very hard to manage at Cc. Cc. W. times and care for, and would recommend that this Court order her Sent to Judgment suspended Guring good be~ the Hospital at Morganton, if in his power and if not that the County com. havior and upon the paymemt of the cost missioners be requested to do all in their power to have it done as @arly of this action. as possible. We find the present manner of serving their meals igs best i daly | | an poet) dite ike 6d beunetannan Ve found about four-fifths of the inmates over om i ve ‘ ; a : i S ordered and adjudged by the Court . sixty years of age and in their dotage and very feeble. We found one old ‘george Wright ! that judgment be suspended ii t man and several old women able to work a little. We found the farm in | _— . : r ne x i of the cost and during good . fairly good condition and would recommend that the County vommissioners re, a ' ‘ae iat er ey CM. ty have the main ditch leading from the new one to the spring cleaned out. oe State Disturbing religious worship. | ta i We would further recommend that the Commissioners build for the keeper of re ve It is ordered ana adjudged by the Court the Home @ new houses with ell & C and that the ola Gwelling be repaired ang iu George Wright that the defendant pay a fine of $25 and put in good condition for a hospital and more built to it if aecessary to the cost of this action to be taxed by make it comfortable in every way, and we firmly believe Jowunty funds could the Clerk of this Court. not be better spent than to provide the necessary comforts for the aged State i ¥ and infirm of our County. We further recommend that the Home remain per- as 5 It 1s ordered by the Court hat the judg- manentiy where it is and that the Commissioners purchase several new bed leorge Wright j ment nici sci-fa with capias heretofore myers FOr the inmates. ordered is hereby stricken out. We also visited the County Chain sang in a body and found it in state ' very good condition, and that the prisoners reported to us tuat they were ie “ i Ae We. D. W. well fed and received proper attention and treatment from the Superintendent @ CO , Plead guiity. It is ordered znd ad- and guards. We also thoroughly examined the cause of the death of W. & Judged by the Court upon recommendation 6 FP. Potter, one of the convicts and found, after having su moned a large ae Of the Solicitor that the defendant pay number of witnesses composed of the very best citizens of the County who a iine of .5 and the cost of this action had knowledge of the cause of this sad death, including two prominent phy- to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. Sicians who attended him in his last hours together with all material wiit- State } i dei ea messes present before and at the time of his death, and after a thorough vs : as o ee investigation of all evidence »e find there was no criminal intent to in : Smith Palls & rage Ont eat iae eee — soaieiaae any way mistreat the said W. F. Potter, and that his death was not caused s ABE eupened ted and a ee ae by the criminal acts of any one connected with the Chain Cang or any of the | evidence in the case it is ordered by the “ll Court that a verdict of not gui.ity be en- officials 0: the city of Statesville, North Carolina. We earnestly recommend that the County Commissioners buy road ma- sion tered. chinery and commence the building of macadamized roads with the convicts vs i Gambling. Po oe ME pener at an igen Bark es Satth Falis i Plead not suilty. The jury being sworn Oo Sac ee and empanelled and aftér hearing the evi- rer : dence in the case it is ordered by the ssa Larceny. | Court that a verdict of not guiity be vs John Lackey Plead not guilty. Upon recommednation entered. of the Solicitor judgment is suspended Affray. Guring good behavior. Jim Deen _ Being Nos. 86 and 95 on the State Docket it is ordered by the Court that Nos. 86 and 95 on the State Docket and hy is ordered and adjudged by the Court ely Pléads guilty. It is ig be ho Court . ; ye wal that Jim Setzer pay a fine of $20 ana that judgment be suspendedpupon payment of one~half the cost and Jim Dean pay a one-half the cost to be taxed by the Clerk of fine of $10 and one-half the cost to this Court. be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. a Svat It is ordered by the court that the defend- CS a “ ; wD. WwW. Ayietiy Tobi fis ' Hy ant's witnesses in the three cases against aL aaa ; vs It is ordered and adjudged by the co aa this defendant be not taxed in the cost of y urt Henry Campbell that the defendant be confined in the 4 either of the cases. common jail of Iredell County for the es ~ 1 ' ( § ; As W e D. ° Gut . hnictry ~ term of 4 months with the privilegs ; a mat Cina Latdpn, Loan tut; ie It is ordered ‘and adjudged by the Court that of the Commissioners to work on the = Estelle Patterson ; ; the defendant be confined in the common Jail public roads of the County. of Iredell County for the term of 3 months. Larceny. ol a vs i state larceny. Plead not guilty. The following jury vs S. M. Templeton ae e 2 Plead not guilty. The following jury: L. W. S. Page, I. S. Lippard, J. D. El- a Mary Alexander Wiiey Campbell a soe BS ahi pe W. Kimball, F. K. Ostwalt, R. J. Bryant, W. liott, Jas. H. Deaton, N. C. Summers, ; E. Turner, David Fox, G. Karcher, A. fF. Gaith E. L. Cloaninger, H. N. Johnson, G. er, J. S. Morrison, J. W. Vickery. E. L. Karcher, T. S. Lippard, R. A. Marshall , : ms ms loaninger, W. W. Houpe and E. S. ¥ S Giles Stroud and H. S.. King being sworn C roe ee ‘iieapps and empanelled for their verdict say being sworn and empanelled ior their verdict they find the defendant guilty in man- Say they -ind the defendant guilty as charg- ner and form as charged in the bill ed in the bill of indictment. It is order- a red a £ oe of indictment. Motion to set aside ed and adjudged by the Court that the defend ant be confined in the common jail of Ire- verdict. otion over-ruied. rt 36 ordered and .djudged by the Court that dell County for the term of 4 months with the defendantsbe confined in the com- the privilege of the Commissioners to work mon jail of Iredell County for the term on the public roads of the County. of six nonths with the privilege of State . ou the Commissioners to work on the pub_ic v8 Cn : 5 pos C0, Stapleton Pleads not guilty. . the following jury: WwW. POET tt tees S. Page, I. S. Lippard, J. D. Elliott, Jas. MRRESR BASTIS. & Co. It is ordered py the Court that the vs plaintiffs be allowed 40 days after H. Deaton, N. C. Summers, E. L. Cloaninger, Gillespie Overcash this term to file complaint and 40 days H. N. Johnson, G. Karcher, T. S. Lippard, and others thereafter be allowed defendant to file R. A. Marshall, Giles Stroud and H. S. King., winnie: being sworn anc empaneiled for their verdict Say they find the defendant not guilty. it ve Plead guilty. Upon recommendation of is ordered by the Court that capias issue to Less Evans the Solicitor it is ordered and adjudged the nsxt term of this Court for the female by the Court that the defendant pay + Gefendant Julia An Gampbell, in the case she fine of $20 and one-half the cost. being not on trial at this term. Py ci Desnexit + Larceny. vs The defendant being recognized acknoy- . e@ y ennicks | fe J : Gussie Bennic ledges :.erself indebted to the State ee oe / KJ £ 9 : ee pepe Pent of North Carolina in ths sum of $50 to be yoid upon condition that she make a ; ; , ‘ cig na her personal appearance at the next t ern Monday morning May 26th, 1902. This Honorable Court meets of this Court and not depart the came without leave. ten o'clock according to adjournment and J. H. Wycoff, High Sheriff of jpedell County, returns into open Court the names of the following good C. C. W. ay and lewful men, who were sworn as jurors for the second week oi this term: vs ; The defendant and J. W, Summers bein, : ° by Lawerence Campbell err re & WM. Honeycutt, C. G. Smith, J. 1. MeLelland, W. H. L. Upright, S. M. "ecounized hf ackn a : : a FORDER RON Een FOr Ferre er, SOeneniet ae Me «Crawford, W. P. Jolinson, W. A. Mc-ain, R. F. Canter, B. E. Arey, Esker D. himself indebted to the State of Nort! q n State of North ad dy, A. A. Murdock, J. W. Hager, J. M. Ostwalt, Bend. R. Cockerell, A. lina in t um of $ ieee me r pity at eee te he 9074 Gee 6), Troutman, J. Tf. Eudy, A. H. Goodin and E. W. Sills. MPOn SGnRyS.Gn That He Nae his personal® ce i On account of sickness E. W. Sills was excused ‘:ppearance upon this Court next Monday, May 26th 1902 and not depart the same without leave. ce 4 oe A. W. D. W. wee vs Continued, and it is ordered by the 2 Plead not guilty. The following jury: J. y Grant Parks Court that the defendant enter into a M. Honeycutt, 2. G. Smith, J. N. McLellana, ‘anes at the next term of this Court. son, W. A. Mclain, R. F. Canter, B. E. Arey, Esker D. Erady, A. A. Murdock, and J. W. Cc. Cs WwW, vs Hager being sworn and empanelled for their ; It is ordered and adjudged by the Court J. Vanpelt Le verdict say they find the def:ndant not guiity. that the defendant énter into bond in Sree me 60 sState i ©100 for his personal ap- % Ce oi pers é ve i pearance upon this Court from day to ae Continued. The defendant and his surety pee = laWsrernce Campbell j day and not depart the same without Se J. W. Summers being recosnized each for him- “ leave. self acknowledges himself indebted to the the sum of = State of orth Carolina in the sum of $100 Larceny. ses oe an to be .oid upon condition that the defendant lead not guilty. The following jury: Alf. Sherrill. ; . : : é : , make his personal appearance at the next term W. S. Page, I. S. Lippard, J. Db. El- ; 3 Oe ae aaa of this Court and not depart the same without iiott, Jas. 4. Deaton, N. ¢. summers, * »r wy le Ve. H. N. Johnson, C. H. Brown, John F. . Davis, T. S. Lippard, R. A- Mershall a Trespass. Giles Stroud and H. S. King being sworn pe | Plead not guilty. the jury being sworn and and empanelled for their verdict say mf empanelled and after hearing the evidence that they .ind the defendant guilty as Ae and the Court being of the opinion from the charged in the bili of indictment, ae State's own witness that the defendants were | ‘not guilty. It is ordered by the Court that a verdict of not guiity be entered. It “a further ordered by the Court that the | 6 ts State ; Disposing of mortgage property, ve Plead not guilty. The Tollowing jury P. S. Overcash J. M. Honeycutt, J. WN, MeLeliand, Esker D. Bracy, S. M. Crawford, J. u, Ostwait, R. |. Canter, liunter “OOY@, We. K. L, Uprig.t, B. N. Cockerell, w,. p, Johnson Ae H. Goodin, and W. A. Melein being sworn and empanelled for their verdict say they find the defendont fhis Honorabls Court takes a recess until haf past nine o' clog Tha hes tou fh Potrccliig atin Tuesday morning May 27th, 1902. nu North Carolina ! In the Superior vourt, May Term 1902, Iredell County ! before lilse Konor Thos. J. Shaw, Judge. Tuesday morning May c7th, 1902, this Honorable Court meets at half past nine o clock according to adjournment. In the inatter of James f Wood and Jackson Wood, Petition of Solicitor. Orphan children whohave no guardian Wm. C. Hammer, Solicitor of the State for the lOth Judictal district, in behalf of the Orphans abo:e named, respectfully shows to the Court: 1. That at the May Term of this Ourt the Grand Jury presented to this Court the names of James ‘ood and Jackson Wood as Orphan children who have an estate and have no guardian and are not bound out to any trade or om-~ ployment, which presentment ie hereto attached and made a part of this " petition and marked Exhibit "A," 2. that at this Term of said Court the Clerk of the Superior Court in and for said County gave notice to the undersigned Solicitor, of the said presentment of the said Grand Jury agreobiyto section 1616 of the Code which said notice is herete annexed ¢ a part of this petition and marked exhibit "Bp." S: That your petitioner is informed that no sultab.e person can be obtained by the Cierk of this Court to become the dueardian of said infante and that the estate of said iniante is liable to ouffer waste and injury unless a Recsiver is appotntea a8 Feguired by law. 4. That from the best information obtained by petitioner the oatate of said infante consists of the following property to-wit: i190 acres of | Maus RE Shorey li ‘ possession of J. A. wartness. Wherefore your petitioner prays your Honor to appoint the Clerx 1° Court or some Jiscrest person as a Receiver to take possession the said estate, to rent out the reaity, to coilect all moneys due te, to secure loan, invest and apply the same to the beneiit and “aventage of the said infants, under the direction and Subject to such rulee and orders in every respect as this Court may from time to time As ane fn regard ‘hereto, and as in duty bound your petitioner will ever ray Wm. C. Haimer,S0licitor, Tenth Judicial District. Werth Carolina Ivedeil County In tie Superior Court, May Term i902, This Gause comin» on to be heard at this Term of the court be- fore the undersigned Judge presiding at this Term of said vourt, and be- ing heard upon the foregoing petition and exhibits attached, it is onsid- oreG and adjudged by the Court necessary that - Receiver Should be appoint- i for the reasons and purposes set forth in said petition and exhib: ts Ii ta thercfore adjudged by the Court, that J. A. Hartness ve and he is hereby appointed Receiver to take charge of the estate of said infants, and to collect aii moneys due them, to secure loan, invest and apply the fame for the benefit and ‘advantage of said tnfants under the direction Qi subject to euch ruies and orders in every respect as tne Court may ftom time to time wake in révard thereto; And the Clerk of this Court ig directed to docket this case upon the Mosket of this Court for further rules and orders of this Court; and it 19 further ordered that the said Receiver pay to Wm. C. Hammer, Solicitor Mt of any money of said estate the sum of Eight dollars ($4) for ser- Views rendered in this behalf, the receipt of said Solicitor to be a vouch- F to the Receiver for sald gum iv hic accounts. And this cause (g reiained for further orders, &c. Thos. J. Shaw, Judge Presiding. * 8 Kennedy ve By agreement of the Counsel it is or- Ay dered that the defendant be ailowed 30 "Es Carson, ot al r Osis Gays after,to file answer in this case. vs It 18 ordered and adjudged by the Court that judgment be suspended upon the POY* cs vs State vs Grant Parks Myrtle Parks State vs Henry Lipe State vs Joe Sharpe Pleas. Morrison Lee Woods Bob Woods Haywood Alexander Loreceny. Plead not guilty. The following jury: A. A. Murdock, J. i. Budy, J, D. Trout- manj B. E. Arey, J. W. Hager, i, Hart- ness, S. S. Smith, Espy McLain, Lee Morrow, J. P. Burke, ‘i. C, Mills, and J. A. Davis being sworn and empanelled for their verdict say they fina the de- fendant guilty in manner and form as charged in the bill of indictwent. If is ordered and adjudged by the Court that the defendant be confined in the common jail ot Iredell County for the term of céven inonths with the privilege of the Commissioners to work him on the public roads of the County. F. and A. The defenda.t Grant and his surityes J. P. Bradiey and John Bradley being recognized each for himself acknowledges himself indebted to the State of orth Carolina in the cum of $50 to be void upon condition that he make his personal appearance at the next term of this Court and not depart the »ame without leave. The defendant Myrtle Parks being recog- niaed ack .owledges herseif indebted to the State of North Carolina in the sum of $50 to be void upon condition that she (i mike her personal appearance at the next term of this Court and not depart the same without leave. Ce Ci Ws Called and failed. Judgment nici sci fa and capias. Afiray. Plead not guiity of former conviction and not guilty is entered*As to Pleas Morrison wile not guilty and is entered by ail the other defendants. ‘The fol- lowing juryibAing. Murdoakg JapT.Budz¢ J. 5. Troutman, B. B. Arey, J. B. Hagety eo: i Eonry Byers State vs Robt. Miller State VS B. A. Kyles State vs liéd Murray J. ¢, Murray State v8 Julian Josey ; a. B, Sanders, urity State vs “UY Richie H. Hartness, Cc. 6G. Smith, Espy McLain Lee Morrow, J. P. Burke, W. Cc, Mills, and J. A. patis being sworn and empan- @lled for their verdict Say they find the defendants Joe Sharpe, Bob Woods, and Lee Woods not guiity and the defend- ant Pleas. Morrison guiity as charged in the bill of indictment. Larceny. The deitendant Pleads guilty as per bill found for forcible t espass. Upon recommendation of the Solicitor it is ordered by the court that the defendant be confined in jail for the term of 30 days with the privilege of the Commis- sioners to work on the public roads. Righway robbery. Nol. pros. with leave. The defendant pleads guilty of forcible trespass and upon recommendation of the Solicitor it is ordered by the court that judgment be suspended upon pay- ment of the cost and that capias issue to the next term of this Court for the defendant. It is ordered by the Court that judgment absolute be and the same is entered according #o the sci fa. it is ordered by the Court that Jucgment absolute be and the same is hereby 6n- tered according to the sci fa and upon recommendahion of the Solicitor to be discharged upon the payment of the cost of the sci fa. It is ordered by the Court that judgment absolute be and the same is entered ac- cording to the sci fa. 33 Plaintiif comes into Open Court and takes Larceny. v8 Called and failed ju@gmwent nici sci fa fee eo ae ee non-suit. S. A. Martin and capias. oe it is ordered by the Court that 50 days efter the expiration of this term 0: the State Ae Wa Ds Court be allowed plaintiff to file com- It is ordered and adjudged by the vs Plaint and 50 days thereafter for Gefendant . that the fine be reduced from $25 eee © to file answer. $20. It is ordered by the Court that 50 days Affray. wi ie oe after the expir:tion of this term of the It is ordered and adjudged by the on : Jim Dean that the fine be reduced from $20 os Feo Court be allowed deféndant to file answer. $5. _ Appéal from Justice Court . It appearing to the Court that F. H. Gambling. 3, ¥. wullis Conger Bas come into Court and filed his vs . e wae > 1 vist , on : the defendant Luther Becles pleads guilty # J, F. Mullis affidavit according to Section 331 of the ; Eccles et al : Be Luther as per bill found. Motion for judgment. Code and asked to be allowed to i:tervene Motion continued until the next term in this action and set up his title to the of this Court upon payment of his part property controversy as shown in the OF She S88e, oe affidavit filed. It is ordered by the Affray. 4 . ee Court that he be allowed to intervene and judgment. Motion e@ntinusd i that he be given 30 day after the expiration ee ne at Sitt1ed ory of vs n Motio hued 0it wnt John Feimster for baie, teri-ot terre eetEal . ed of this term of the Court to file his plea - oT Aa las 8 ic This cause was tried at the last term of intervention. of this Court, og Civil Docket. Rankin Harriss& Co. : are 7 ‘ it is ordered by the Court tiat 40 days we, 0. 4 vs % é ¥. Williams ‘ry : nv after the expiration of this term of ace vontinued by consent. Gillespie Overcash ae vs the Court be allowed plaintiff to file ¥. ¥. Redman No. 6, compiaint and 40 days thereafter allowed defendant to file answer. H. V. Furches thos. V. Housten it is ordered by the Court that 50 days vs eek vs Continued by consent. after the expiration of this term of : laura Houst W. E. Morrison 7 Houston the Court be allowed plaintiff to file mae No, 8, complaint and and thirty days thereafter oe Bllette Dry be allowed jefendant to fi.e answer. Some vs Continued by consent. Stebbins, Lawson & 4 i L, Dry By agreement of the counsel it 18 or, Spragins Co. dered vy the Court that the paaintift No, 16, bien SW, Gould & Bros. : xpiratio be allowed hirty ‘ays after the @ ‘ ees J. B. Armfield, Trustee Continued by consent. of this term of the Court and thirty of T. A. McDougal’ Bank- file rupt. ‘ days thereafter zor defendant te q answer. Continued by consent. 56 3 2. Was the consideration o@ Said debt No. 12. a ea work and labor performed by plaintiffs Isaac Pope iiebicn ys eleuecs. a ; on the premises of the @efendant an@ for vs os materials used thereon as alieged by plain- R. R. Reid ae E a J. W. Copeland Continued by consent. : Lisposing of mortgage property. vs R. L. Freeze. The jury heretofore sworn and empanelled 2. S. Overcash in this case for their verdict Say they No. 23. find the defendant not guilty as charged J. W. Erown Continued by consent. ag in the bill of indictment. vs R, L. Moore Action for debt. Ge W. M. b. Gibson vs oe The following jury; J. M. Honeycutt, J. No. 25. ee dsAe Plyler : aA N. McLelland, Esker Brady, S. M. vrawford, S.C. Bryan gen te x > M. R. i. . i 2 W f Foi « bontiaaek by seeks os J. Ostwait, R. F. canter, W. W. Foushee pas W. H. is Upright, Be R. cockerell, W. rs Western-U. T. Co. 5 Johnson, A. H. Goodin, and E. E. Arey, be- ie “ a. 7 <a ass un 4 ‘ . ‘ rine y ian ou, i fi This Honorable Court takes a recess until half past nine o'clock ae ing sworn and empannelled for their ver- Wednesday morning May 28th, 1902. Nee dict say they find the Tollowing issues ame ko, i submitted to them as iollows: ‘ «J LD br~ra-_BbL, oh 1. What is the rental value of the oe se aaa eT A ae “s, — —_ Be premises for the twelve months as a.leged in complaint. Answer:- $100.00 Wednesday morning May 28th, 1902, this Honorable Court meets at half past nine o'clock according to adjournment. fhe feilowing jury; J. C. Neill, J. %. Sam Jurney ' JUrh State te ; one ics 7 Eudy, 2. S. Houston, Cc. G. Smith, J. T. It appearing to the Court that the suri ty vs ne | | has already paid into Court the sum ee, Troutman, A. A. Murdock, Frank Scroggs, Wwe Ed Murray and his nee : : eaten the same ae A. H. Goodin, J. W. Hager, J. A. Fox and it is ordered that Surity J. G. Murray te be entered as » cre@it upon the judg- e J. A. Brawn and J. C. Gray being cworn ment heretofore rendered upon the sci See and empannelied for their verdict say they fa. find the following issues submitted to them as follows; & Lovelace 1. Is the plaintiff the owner of the Action for jebt. vs ‘ The followi:. ury; A. A. Murdock, v- ce : . & Jurys rat fodder and sops as alleged in complaint. E. ¢. Early T. Eudy, J. W. pager, R. S. Houston, .~ paella No s .“ NO« he p - »ith an Frank Scroggs, J. W. Brown, C. Ue smi, & eas . 2. If so what is the value of the J. D. Troutman, J. Ww. Vanstory, J+ %- Property. Answeri- Neill, J. ... Fox and J. C. Gray being sworn and empaneiled for thir verdict n issues sub- Say they iind the following Continued by consent. mitted to them as follows: Ss Is the defendant indebted to unt the the plaintiff, 1f so in what anon Answert= Yes, 50% of face vaiue of | note, Miller, Barron Judgment non-suit. & & Co. Continued by consent. f vs H. C. Gaither In the Superior Court. No. 28. .. May Term 1902, 6. G. Turbivilie . Continued by consent, V Ss. Ne Tubiville , Ail. Vaughn Cora E. Whitaker, ‘ This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court before ne Se Wiener Continued by consent. vs hig Honor Thos. J. Shaw, Judge presiding. The plaintifi in this action goes into Court and through his counsel, L. c. caldwell takes a non-suit. it ig therefore ordered an® adjudged by the Court that this action be dic- Cora E. Whiteker ‘ missed and that the restraining orders issued by Judge H. R. rryan and Judge J. E. Whitaker Continued by consent. ‘A, L. Coble be disolved. It is further ordered ard adjudged that the de- vs fondant A. L. Vaughn recover of the plaintiff an* his surities the cost of lton Smith Hami 1 thig action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. Mack Kennedy ‘ ‘ Thos. J. Shaw, F. A. Cloaninger ee Judge Presiding. The following jury; J. M. Ost- tok 7 = Preston Campbell in ‘ ee yvudgment non-suit. Will Davis walt, J. M. Honeycutt, J. N. Mc- a vi v8 Lelland, Escor L. Brady, i « W. Spann Ww Crawford, R. F. Canter, W. Foushee, W. H. Le Upright : : H. C. Davis Cockerell W. P. Johnson, a ee fhe following jury; J. M. Ostwalt, R. Goodin, E. E. Arey being sworn ie non Canter, J. N. McLelland, J. W. Hager, ef. Vatney anal ‘ ‘ - he ay ict we Fs r A x and empane.led for their verdic Be Arey, + A. Murdock, W. A. McLain, ee . Ba Allison oo at ee following issues _ ee mies Nea say they find the following issues a H. Goodin, C. G. Smith, J. T. Eudy, W. H. submitte 1iem 2s follows: oe a se submitted to them oe eee L. upright, and B. A. Troutman being sworn ioe hi N15 4 iff the owner and . . Le The PLES tee: e.0 and empanelled for théir verdict say they entitied find the following issues submitted to them proper't ser no as foliows: atnt 4sweri- Yes. ; r piaint. neaers a? Lid the defendants injure plaintifr's . > . mt > + he iz what is the vaiue of t : : If so what hog as alleged? Answer:- No. property Answert- $16.45. arty. 2 If so, what damage is he entitled to recover: Answeri- This Honorable Court takes a recess untill half past nine o clock Pat “orth Carolina - In the Superior Court. Thursday morning, May 29th, 1902. mee Yedel2 County J : J : me”. Davis 4 P & Piel bec ee 38 cag ; —s & Allison Thursday morning May 29th, 1902, this Honorable Court meess at © e May ‘Term 1902. * half past nine o'clock according to adjournment. coming on to be heard at this te ae having found the issues in favor of the defendants, it 18 thersfore op. dered and decreed that the ‘efendants go hence without day ond Pecover their cosate to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court, Theos. J; Shaw, W. R. Hannah ve M. W. White Upon itntermation te MU ntaaed* KAh 4 Plaintiff! submit: to of appeal waivdd and appeal bond in the sum of $50 le adjudged suffictent, Je M. Patterson Ve R. A. Ramsey Rowena hedman Vs Rulus Redman Harrig Sherrill & Co, V5 H. T. Parker Mre. Db. C. Praw ey ot Vo W. A. Melati: J. M. Patterson vB W. M. Mills Je Ae Mille C. B. Former v6 W. L. Barrett ° ald ing heard before his Honor Thos. J. Shaw, Judge and a jury and tig Jury Judge Presiding, The following fury; . FP. Canter, J. N,. MoLeiland, EB. ie ray, ‘ve A. Murdock, ws é\ Lain, A. H. Rudy, W. He. i. Upright and B, aA, man + & non=cultand &peals to th Continued by Continued by Continued by Continued by Continued by Continued by Goodin, C. of the Court he would allow defendant's motion Supreme Court, consent. consent. convent. consent. consent. consent. » M. Obtwalt, R de We Hager Lig Sulth, é Bean Smithy fe by Kelley ve Hy ¢» Dav ideon J, My Pattercon ve §, A, Stimpoon £, ¢. Stimpaon 0, %. Clege admr of B. W.4 Lothery Ve Southern Ratlway Co. Tena Hart ve Mattie Hart do Ks Morrison & Sons Va tL, 0. Williams, admr. of ; L. Cs Willd uns Wie R. Mverc G60. W. Dobbing et al V8 Serah Lobbing fr, &, Cant and Gilbert Valdvell, Trustees of ; i Providence Paptiet chureh} Va FO, O¢ twat Nal Burke VA & “Outhern Ratiway coi i, Deaton v3 Continued by conzent, continued by consent, Continued by consent. Continued by consent. Continued by convent. Continued by consent. Continued by consent. Continued by co:eent, Continued by consent, Continued by consent. 40 Charlie Williams admr of Thos. King Southern Railway Co R. E. Troutman vs Southern Railway Co. H. C. Moyer vs Francis Boyd Gorman Paper Co Vs J. H. Weston, admr of W. Geo. Halyburton vs Isabella McLeliand et m» As: Smita VS Celia Fieming W «. G vs C. Plyler W. Rankin vs W. Wilhelm H. Nelson et al vs Steelman Cummings Lee Morrow as B. Atwell vs J~« M. Shook Sallie Holman vs Carson Holman Continued by Continued by Continued ty Continued by Continued by Continued by Continued Continued Continued Continued Continued Continued consent, Consent, consent, consent. concent. consent. consent. : | bere his. R vs ow M. Patterson admrx of L. Patterson et al J, He Weston vs velgon Redman Roxie Redinan onwwo=~ Smith vs owweeePleming H, ¥. Purches vé §. Morrison: XM, Austin vs Mills Morrison Ingram & Co. vs C, Whitaker FP, Heath vs A. MeDougalad J. H. Weston adamr vs Leé Noupe "Orth Barolina Tredel) County PA, Cloaninger Py. vs WL Davie D. Continued by consént. Continued by Continued by consent. Continued by consent. Continued by consent. Continued by Continued by consent. Continued by con-.ent. Continued bj; consent. in tiie Superior Court. May Term 1902. This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court be- Sner Thos. J. Shaw, Judge and a Jury and being heard upon the Nhole r ecord and the issues submitted and the jury having found «8 its et a the plaintiff is the owner of and entitled to the possession of in the Superior Court. and that the value of said property is fore consia May Term 1902, ered and adjudged by the Court, that the plaintiff is the owner of the property described and entitled to the possession of the same, or the Pro= ‘ ceeds arising from the sale of the same and for the costs of the action to i Judgment. be taxed by the Clerk. “Jurney j Thos. J. Shaw, This cause coming on to be heard before hi. Honor Thos. J. § Judge Presiding, fudge presiding, and the iseues upon the trial of the cause being found William Creen ' om by the jury in favor of the Cefendant, it is therefore considered ana 4 Voluntary non-suit. ve judged that the defendant Sam Jurney recover of the plaintiff, W. M. Lunay aMae J. Le Shaw i ae that costs in this case ~” be t:xed by the Clerk of this Court and that H. E. Chaw ae the defendant fo without day. Thos. J. Shaw, Charles D. Mott ; 5 ey Judge presiding. tlwoing jury; Jctth—ees- ae . = a) vs. Worth Carolina 5 In the Superior Court. » R. F. Canter, J. N. Merel-~ Ne Southern Railway Co. t ae iredell county 4 May Term 19 land, J. W. Hager, B. R. Cocker- os neal ) ™% Re Hanna, J. F. Hanna, ell, A. A. Murdock, \. A. MeLain, : C John Morrow and wite, S.« Ae-H. Goo@in,’ Cy C, Smith, J. 7. ary ‘ oe . me &. Morrow and J. ii. Hanna Judgment. Eudy, W. H. L. Upsightand B. A. . n : vs Troutman being sworn and empane led u. W. White - for tiler verdict say they find the cefendant---~this cause pending. a This cau @ coming on to be heard at this term of the Court before d his Honor Thos. J. cnaw, Judge and a jury, nd at the close of the plain- te fT ay ~ he ie 5 2 3 5 3 3 ‘ “1 This Honorable Court takes a rescess until half past nine o'clock oe ff s evidence, the cefendant having moved the Court for judgment as in Deidaw tno Maw ZNh+ ‘ 2 Priday morning May 30th 1902. ease of non-svit, nd the Court having intermated the opinion that the oe ‘ Abdi Gk 9. de plaintiff's ac stion cannot be maintained; upon such intermation! the plain- LS 3 Ly pte Ang i tiff submitts to a non-suit. It is therefore considered and adjudge That the action We dismissed nd non-suited, and that the defendant, I. erney morning May 30 this Honoral Sourt msets at half | ES ; ‘ og ‘ ‘ . o ‘ past nine o'clock according ty aatoutiente Honorable court mm 6 “White recover the costs of this action to be taxed by the Cierk of this Chas. D. Mott j ne Court, of the plaintiffs and Il. J. Brown, surety on their prosecution : + bond, vs } Irial continued from yeeter ay. southern R. RB. <o. 4 ithe following jury; W. P. Johnson, Thos J. Shaw, R. ¥. Canter, we M. McLelian ad, J. : Judge Presiding. as North; { y + B ne i Carolin ; : W. Hager, B. Rk. CocBere.l, A. A, Murdock, W. A. McLain, A. H. Goodin, &- 1a. : in the Superior Court. Iredell county j fay Term 1902, G. Smith, J. I. Eudy, W. H. L. Upright, B. A. Troutman being sworn and om- panelled for their verdict Say theyfind the following issues submitted to eB Preston Cc. Campbell them as follows: 5 Judgment of Non-swtit. vs 1. Was the plaintiff injured by the negligence of the defendant as alleged? Answer:- Yes. ‘ % : 2. Did the plaintirr ay his own negligence contribute to his a Answer:- No. xe ey ott. the plaintire assume the risk of injury when he accepted meer : Answer!~ Yes. ae What damage, ig EBay has the erie. 9500 nM, Spann i ee ae 2 This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court before 8 Boor, thos: 3. Shaw, Judge, the plaintiff submitts to. a non-slt.It {$ the f refore considered and adjudged that the plaintiff. gecove fot cause, and that this action be non-sulted nd the dete ae to be taxed by the plainti ff sus tained? ‘ of this COUPE. - aie is Counee: céméd intd cout b solder, J. Fe Camble and with draws his appeal. J. W. Deaton vs Green Smith North Carolina In the Superior Court, Iredell Vounty vay Term 1992. J. W. Deaton vs Judgment. Green Smith This cause coming on to be heard before his Honor thos. J, Shaw, Judge at this term, J. F. Camble, attorney came into Court and withdrew . the appeal, heretofore aken in the Court of the Justice of the peace. it is therefore considered and adjudged that said appeal be and the same is withdrew. It is further considered and adjudged that plaintiff recover judgment in conformity to the judgment in the Court below. Ud. BAe + OG. Eta a Thos. J. Shaw, heek W/rotlyt AG. Core ~ ~ Qt Judge Presiding. North Carolina t In the Superior vTourt. Iredell county $ vay Term 1902. W. E. Anderson and Fe O. Biliott Judgment. Tiis cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court before his Honor Thos. J. Shaw, Judge presiding. The plaintiff came into Court and take non-suit. It is therefore ordered and adjudged that this action be dismisced. It is further adjudged that the plaintiif pay the cost of this sction to be ‘axed by the Clerk of this Court. Thos. J. Shaw, Judge Presiding. North Carolina In the Superior Court. Irecell Jounty vay Term 1902. John W. Love, vs os GC. Stullivan { In this cause it is agreed by the counsel for the plaintiff and tne Gefendant that this cause may be heard an exceptionsiout of Term at the con- venience of the parties; It is therefore ordered that the cause may be heard @n except ons out of term at the convenience of the parties hereto, neither party to proceed without reasonable notice to the other party. By consent; Ry E. McLaughlin, armfiela & Thos. J. Shaw, a tei Attys. for @ & 1, cholcon Atys. for Pir. Judge Presiding: RM report slina «(ttt In the Superior Court, ae ’ — May Te-m 1902, Wecton, Admr F. Weston Judgment final by default and decree of fore- vs elosure. Ls White #, Le White This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court be- fore nif Honor Thos. J. Shaw, judge presiding and being heard and it appear- ing to the Court that summons was served on the defendants more than ten days before the beginning of this term of the Court, that the complaint has been Guly verified and that the plaintiff's cause of action is based upon @ note and mortgage for the payment of a certain sum oj money and that no answer has been filecd by said defendants. It is therefore considered and adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff, J. H. Weston, admr of W. F. Wes- ton, do recover of the defendant J. N. White the sum of 355.20 with inter- est On the said sum from May 19th 1902 until paid and the costs of this action to be taxed by the J.erk of this court. It is therefore ordered and adjudged by the Court that this judgment is a lein on the lands mentioned and described in tie complaint by reason of the mortgage executed by the defendants to W. F. Weston as aileged in the complaint. it is furthas adjudged by the Court that unless said defendants pay off and discharge tls judgment on or before the -- day of that the equities of redemption of the .aid defendants in the said lands be foreclosed and that the said lands be sold at the Court _ouse door in Statesville, N. C. by ve H, Weston, admr who is hereby appointed Commissioner for that purpose for cash, afte: first advetising the same for thirty days in some newspaper Published in Iredell County and that he report his proceedings hereuhd:r to the next term of thi: Court. This cause is retained for further orders. Thos. J. Shaw, Judge Presiding. ‘orth Carolina ln the Superior Court. Ir 1 " , deli County May Term i902. *. BE. Weston admr of Y, p, Weston V8 Final Decree. Nelson Redman Roxie Redman This cause coming to be heard and it appearing to the Court Prom — of J. H. Weston, Commissioner, that he on the Sth day of May, +) afte * @dvertising for $0 days according to law, at. uae 8 door in Statesville, sold at public auction for cash the lands mentioned - in the complaint,-- two acres more or .ie5sS, when ind where ¢, jg, Weston became the last and highest bidder for said land at the sum of $21 ana it further appearing to the Court that the said purchaser has complieg with the term s of cale and it further appearing that the price bia for said land is a reasonably fair price, it is therefore considered and adjudged that the sale to C. J. Weston be in all respects confirmed and the commis- sioner, J. H. Weston is authorized to execute a deed in fee Simpie to C. J. Weston :or said lands upon payent of ail the purchase money, it is further adjudged by the Court that the costs be paid out of the proceeds of sale, and that the residue be held by the plaintiff as ass This 30th, May 1902. Thos. J. Shaw, Judge Presiding. North Carolina In the Superior Court. Iredell County May Term 1902. The First National Eank of Statesville vs Judgement. H. CG. Ewart, M. A.-Riptey Lila Riple;, FParnwell 2nd H. ©. Cowles This cause :oming on to be heard at this term of the Court and 4 +3 it app®aring to the Court that the plaintiff's sebt has b en paid in fuii and thai the cost of this action has been paid by the djefencants; it therefore ordered that this action be dismissed from the docket of this Court, North Carolina County William Creen vs Shaw Shaw In this action upon motion of derendant's counsel, it is ordered by the Court that the plaintiff be non-suited ind that the costs of the action be taxed by the Clerk of this Court against said plaintiff. Thos. J. Shaw, Judge Presiding. In tie Supe-ior Court. Nay Term 1902. aiiee D. caither vs g, A. Caither This cause coming on to he heard on this the 30th day of May, i902 pefore his Konor Thos. J. Shaw, Judge Presiding, upor the plaintiff's mo- tion for alamony pendente lite, and after hearing the compiaint and answer an@ affidavits filed by the plaintiff and defencant, ‘he Court for the pur- poss of this motion, finds the allegations of fact set iorth in the plain- tiff's complaint to be true and to entitle the plaintiff to the relief genanded in her compiaint. ihe vourt further finds as a fact that the plaintify hos not cufficient means upon which to subsist Guring the prose- eution of this suit and to defray the necessary and proper e pense thereof It tg further consi ered , ordered and adjudged by the Court that the -de- fendant J. A. Caither pay i. tothe office of the Cler: of this Court on tae 18th day of Juhe 1902, the sum of fifteen dollars ad shall continue to pay a like sum on the 15th of each Succeeding month during the of this sult as alimony pendente lite for <he plaintiff£ slice 2. Thos. dJ. f7B, Anderson assignee of Wal-on & Gage: » The foliowing jury: om walt, B. E. Arey, MeL. Mott R. T. Cowan, : vA omg W. 5 Davi SOX aid J. R. Alexander being sworn and supeneiierte eee waniie: Say ‘hey we. + * tee find the following issues submitted to them as follows: Is the defendant ’ A > a ae spe + ° ‘ Ge , indsbted to (he plaintiff, how much? Answer: fes,... $297.38. Herth.Carolina boc, S.oIn the Superior :Court. iredel1 County 3 May. Term-1902. t, E, peeerecn, assignee ; of Walton & Gage rae vs : j : ‘ . Judgment..- ki be Mott i This cause Coming on to be heard at this term of the Court be- Ve wm - = fo ; a *@-is Honor Thos. J. Shaw, Judge presiding, and a jury and the jury hav- i “§ Auswered ihe issues submitted to them 18 fol.ows: Is the defendant ind + sted to the plaintiff, if so now much/ Yes:- y297.59. It is there- forg Sonsidered ang adjudged by the Court that I. E. Anderson, assignee o2 Wy, Blton & Gage 40 recover of the defendant *'. L. Mott, the sum of $297.39 With ‘ rite: ®st on the same at 6% per annum from April 15th 1901 till paid Costs of this action to be taxed by the C.erk of this Court Thos. J. Shaw VF Saturady morning May Sist, 1902, this Honorable Court meets at W. M. Mills BES. 5 RN ee : Continued by consent. e' clock according to adjournment. Vv 5. Mott i w. A. Mills : Trial continued from yesterday. the fol- dowing jury; W. P. Johnson, R. », Canter, York Wadsworth co. ee seecie, Re CO. Cont inued by consent. a e Js N 7 McLelland, J . W. Hager, b e Ne vock= vs erell, A. A. Murdock, W. A, McLain, A. H. Pen Window Class Co Goodin, C. C. Smith, J. T. Eudy, W. H. L. State 5 Judgment heretofore rendered, has . : ie : Z is amo - teh wi Neate se Upright, and E. A. Troutman being sworn not been complied with i t am ; Be » Judgment ne and empannetled ior their verdict say they Jim Dean f the vourt that the def os oO 1@ JOU n h efendant be a tind the following issues submitted to them comfined in the comon jail of ae re . gael a Bape as follows: rounty and to be work ed upon thé public roads of said Count, for Mee Iredell County and F Pp ” . ae gn Was the plaintiff injured by the the term of 40 days. “d negligence of the defendant as alleged? State a Fe ‘ Judgment heretofore pronounced and aS Answer:- Yes. Qowe - Shrtokm cus Te . : : not having been compl.ed with the ee ae Lid the defendant by his own nesli- 4. judgme:t of the Court is that the Poms gene contribute to hic injury. Answer:- No. defendant be confined in the common jail of Iredell County to be worked ' _ i cee 5. Did the plaintiff assume the risk upon the public roads of said County for ths term of of injury when he accepted service of the State f ' ‘ The judgment heretofore pronounced ' het haat, Crow Grmehilt Met ey defendant. Answer?!- in this case is stricken out and ie j aK 4. What damage, if any, has the plain- upon information to the Court that tiff sustained? Answer:- $500. the defendant is w.able to work upon the roads of the County on account of Plaintiff moves to set asids verdict as be- bad health judgment is suspended duming good behavior. ing inconsistant. «Otion disallowed ana oO oe is A. Milis “ The defendant was permitted by yee plaintiff accepts. Plaintiff moves for vs i“ former orderg> of the Court to de- gis judgment upon verdict of jury. Motion dis- Cillie Mills oe . : fend this action in form of paupers: eae aliowed and plaintiff accepts. Motion for ¥. M. Mills Court adjud.es that the bondsimen a new trial to errors issigned. lotion over- ii ca as ; : , a ~ ae are not liable ior 2y costs accruing after this term of 1e court. G4 ae : ruled, The defendant accepts. Judgment é.nt wha wf Cle et, th ~ This Honorable Court takes a recess until nine o'clock for the deiendant. Defendant accepts and appeals to the Supreme Court. Notice of eke: gir Bk Ke ¥ appeal waived in open Court. Appeal bond <_- “Se ‘ ie , es Tas og, of $35 dollars adjudged sufficient. By >» morning May 3lst, 1902. consent plaintiff allowed 30 days to make out case on appeal and defendant30 days there. after to file counter case oi exception. Mart & Lovelace vs The verdict of the jury having found the BC. Reriy issues contrary to the issues of the Court ¥ the verdict is set aside. Yoorg ve The verdict of the jury having found the poe Pe mee tice excepts to the above judgment and appeals to the Supreme Court By consent plaintiff allowed 40 days to fils Pisontite assigns as ground of exception the finding cf the fact that the case on appeal , defendant 40 days thereafte: ; tithe is in contrary. Yotiee of appeal waived in open Court, and annedi 7 ; oe SG SEES CIO eRe eee. OF SYR AF 5 E0Rs . fond in the sun of $26 adjudged sufficient. Ey consent 30 days allowed plaintiff to make up case On appeal, and 30 days thereafter to make up North Carolina In the Superior Court. counter case. Iredell County ee May Term 1902. me Baad ot Thos. J. Shaw, J. B. S. Holmes Judge Presiding. p te) vs North Carolina In the Superior Court. Yurrecs, admr of Emma Cunn on B. F. Long, admr of B. F. Judgment. Iredell ,ounty fay Term 1902. This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the court be- ve fore his Honor Thos. J. Shaw Judge upon the motion of M. L. Gunn to be cae North Carolina Railroad Company and} Bee B . A made a party ‘efendint. It is therefore ordered and ag@judged that said University Railroad company i M. L. Gunn be made a party defendant in said cause . ae ie ; aoe This cause at the last term of this court, 755.00 was allowed Thos. J. Shaw, ee tt : : : aA a8 an expert fee to lr. W. E. Henden, one of the Plaintiff's witnesses;and Judge Presiding. : Z 2 it now appearing to the Court that there was two other expert witnesses-- doctors who rendered professionai services to the Court and the jury dur- North Carolina Superior Court. ing the trial of thi ws Ca use to-w i { > D rs S e ? S t evens on an 5 Ceo W ong ’ vw e e _ o Iredell County : . if May Te 90c. ; ; nn we s 4 . : ) y Term 190 aa and that no allowance was made for them at said term. It is now ordered that the 235 dollars be allowed as one expert fee to be divided equally Ww Chas. D. Mott } . Yn ~ as -AiA ow saaeucas r ) Fr ; r perenne between the three caid wi nesses, and that -11.66 2/3 be paid to Drs. S. ¥. Stevenson, W. FE. Header nd Geo. W. Long, each respectively; and that the order at the last term of this Court allowing 2:11 of the #35 to W. E. This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court be-~ coe Headen be stricken out fore his Honor Thos. J. Shaw judge anda jury and being heard upon the 3 7 Thos. J. Shaw, whole record and the issues submitted and the jury having found that ; a Judge Presiding. the plaintiff assumed the risk of accidents when he took service with the defendant. It is therefore considered by the Court that the plaintiff recover nothing; the defendant recover its costs and go hence without Gay. Thos. J. Shaw, Judge Presiding. North Carolina Superior Court. Ivedell County May Term 1902. R. L. Moore vs J. A. Plyler This cause coming on to be heard before his honor Thos. J. Shaw, Judge and a jury a.d this Court being of the opinion upon the evidence that the latter is in contaary, It is therefore considered and adjudged that the Justice of the peace had no jurisdiction and the cause i@ there- fore dismissed. Thos. J. Shaw, ftage Presi¢ August Term 1902. Be it remembered that at a Superior Court begun and hela in and for a County on the @th Monday before the first Monday in September 1902 gan and where his Honor Walter ii. Neal is present ana presiding and Hon. ¥, ¢. Hanmer, Solicitor present prosecuting in the name of the State. J. He. Wycoif, tne high Sheriff of Iredell County returned into On - om court the names of the following good and lawful men to serve as jurors - jor the first week of this term, to-wit: John D. Patterson, A. L. Darr, Jas. C. Morrison, W. M. DayVault, t, 8. Swahn, J. Mac. Frown, Thos. E. Vincent, L. C. MeDaniel, «.. P. Barron, J. F. Dotson, J. R. Abernethy, J. D. Ostwalt, BD. H. Stimpson, J. R. Houpe, tT. M. Tomlin, A. E. Brown, R. L. Wasson, E. A. Baggerly, R. R. Hill, J. B. Burwell, R. D. Williams, S. A. Godfrey, R. F. Cline, J. W. Stimpson, F. M. Teague, J. L. Kennerly, W. M. Melon, H. S. Coodnight, N. R. 30wles, H. L. Gilbert, E. B. Nicholson, A. D. Kestler, C. A. Lackey, T. V. Bailey teal end P. B. Kennedy, The :olleowing good and lawful men were draw as Grand Jurors for the term: v0 John D. Patterson, J. Mc. Brown, i. D. Willaims, W. M. weal, a. R. Bowles, GO. A. Lackey, F. M@. Teague, T. V. Bailey, R. F. Cline, J. B. Burwell, Me Tomlin, Rs Re. Hill, J. Bi Dobson, Thos. - R. Abernethy and J. C. Morrison. R. Hill is sworn as foreman of the Grand Jury. J. C. Thompson is sworn as officer of the grand jury fhe following jurors were sworn as petet Jurors for the first week of this Term; Stimpson, J. W. Stevenson, W. M. melon, A. L. parr, R. L. Wasson, B » # A. Baggerly, A. E. Frown, J. D. Ostwalt, H. S. Goodnight, L. C. icDaniel, J. L. Kennerly, A. D. Kestler, T. B. Swann, W. M. Dayvault, J. R. & Houpe, A. P, © rron, and 3. Kennedy. This Honorable Court takes an adjournment until half past two 9'clock, This Honorable Court meets half past two o'clock according to sMjournnent. Bo, 1. State Larceny. Capias. State vs vs John Conner State v vs Simpson Webber 5. NO-« State vs Simpson Webber Alie Graham vs Simpson Webber No. 7. State Watt White a. te Cimeiatr No. Q- State vs Lum McHenry No. 10. State vs Lon Nichols Simpson Webber No. 12. State vs. Will Bradshaw Larceny. Retailing. Capias. Capias. F. & A. Capias. retailing. Continued. iy & Bs Capias. Ge Ce N. Capias. Capias. * A . W . D ° W Capias. Retailing. Continued. C. Gs Capias. Yebber ravi Steele NG. 16. state v8 Boss Newson No. 16. State v8 Lon Nishols Renty Stimpson Bascom Stimpson No. Lvs v8 Dave Hunt Link Feimster No. 21. State v8 Ba Murray No, 22 . State ve Tom Rickert Yo, 23 ‘ Sate Ve Wlter Jones Retailing. Continued. Capias. Forcible Tresspa:s. Capias. Affray. ( ” W we # Wwe Ve Capias. Affray. sisi 3 Perjury. Capias. Affray. a Capias. Default of payment Capias. vs Julian Josey No. 27. ' State vs Robert Freeze Wash Speaks NOy Sis State vs Will Eavans M. F. Jolly No. 33. State vs Will Eavans No. 34. State vs Adam Love Scott White No. 39. State vs P. A. Barringer Wm. Goble No. 54. State vs Wm. Goble C. C. W. Capias. Slander. Capias. Affray. Capias. Resisting officer. Capias. Abandonment. Nol. Pros. .esisting office . Continued. Gambling. Capias. _ . , A Removing property after levy had been made by Nol. Pros. the Sheriff. Injury to building. Capias. Continued, Injury to house etc. No. 62 ¢ State vs Joe Lipe No. 87. State vs John Morrison No.50. State vs Frank Robbins No. 80. State vs d. C. Shinn No. 74, State Vs Will Stewart. ' Abandonment. Capias. } 3 L. & R. ! Capias. ! — ! Ce Ce W. h Capias. 4 i CG. Be Wa i Capias. i f Retailing W. L. f Judgment Nici Sci Fa and Capias. ! ‘ Nuisance. i Judgment suspenced upon payment of cost { ' Ce Cs W. t Plea guilty. It is ordered and ad- } judged by the Court that the defendant pay a fine of $5.00 and the cost of this action to be taxed by the Cierk of this Court. W. As dD. W. It is ordered and ad- Plea Guilty. judged by the Court that the defend- ants pay a fine of $5 each and one half the cast of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. tuesday morning August Sth, 1902, this Honorable Court meets at Injury to property. ne o'clock according te adjournment. vs ‘past ni Capias. Frank West. Se to, 24- No. 19. ae te pis id Disturbing religious worship. State rae a pe Trial continued from ;esterday. ithe g, 7. Sprinkle jury being sworn and empannelled for t their verdict say they find the defend- 5 ant guilty. It is ordered and adjudg- y 1e€ Cou a dgmen s 2ne Affray. ed by the Court that judgment be suspené 1 the payme { 20st this Plea Mot guilty. ed upor he payment of the cost of th Dave Hunt sae : Pp T r < action to be taxed by the Clerk of this a he following jury; D. H. Stimpson nos Link Feimster Ee oe Gout : os: Bs OL 2venson ’ W. M 4 Melon, A: ‘.. y eas ; Lee Gaither, State's witness called Darr, B. L. Wasson, 2. A. Ba gerly, = Fs r . : Pailed udgment nici sci fa. A. EB. Erown, J. D. Ostwalt, H. S. failec, suageen Coodnight, L. C. McDaniel, J. L. Kenner- ly and A. D. Kestler being sworn and ee eu tr Larceny. enpane hei r » fing Se v8 : ‘ _ ; E iied for their verdict they find % Called and failed. Judgment nici the defendant D Hunt not guiliy fe 86 Jay Talbert ; ave Hunt not guiliy and oa fa an’ capias. the defendaht Link Feimster guilty. No. 80. State Affray. Disturbing Religious worship. vs . 1 wae ed Nol. pros as to Houston Mayhew and Ca- The fo_lowing jury; D. H. Stimpson, : Houston Mayhew Be pias as to Will hevans. J. W. Stevenson, W.‘M. Melon, A. L. Dar:, Mj Wili Eavans he 4. Wasson, EB? A. Bageerly, A. E. No. 58. Brown, J. D. Ostwalt, H. S. Coodnight, State L. C. McDaniel, J. L. Kennerly, and 4. 1. am Drunkness. vs Kestler being sworn and empanelled for wh Judgment nici sci f a Huge Ki. mons verdict say they find the defendant ey No. 73. this Honorable Court takes an adjournment until half past nine : State Platting bale of cotion. : Dy. a ed o clock Tuesday morning, August 5th, 1902. are Mah, dtr. 4 ; ‘ as pay the cost of this action to be taxed Saeeeng et : . =, by the Clerk of this Court. \ : State Plea guiity. It is ordered and ad- Chas. Capby judged by the Court that the defendant ” Aa Me De We } S111 Parks Plea guilty. i This Honorable Court takes in adjournment until half past ee Honorabie Court meats at half pastntwa o'clock aceo1 vs Abner Williams vs oO vr i Chas. Warren No. 40. State vs Abner Williams No. 28. Peter Krider State vs Lawerence Campbell A. W. D. W. The following jury Beiz Son, J. . Stevenson, A. Ls Darr, RB. L. Waeon Bagserly, A. E. Brown, J. p, Ostwalt, H. S. Goodnight,L. ¢, McDaniel, J. L. Kenner y. 4k Kestler, beitig Sworn aka un. paneltea,for fhetr verdict gay they find the defendant not guil Nuisance. Plea guilty. It is ordered andi adjudsed by; the Court that the defendant pay the cos: of bhis z action to be taxed by the Clerk Bim A. W. D. W. Nol/ pros. Disposing of mortgage property. It is ordered and adjudged by Court that the plea of guilty bem and the same is hereby stricken out. The jury being sworn and empannelled and it ap- pearing to the Court that the bi of indictment has been misplaced it is ordered by the Court that i rot tt juror be withdrawm and 2 mis-t? had. C. Cc. W. Plea not guilty. The folsouy jury; D. H. Stimpson, J. W. % W. M. Melon, A; ae age ‘ E. A. Baggerly . BE. Brown, ¥*] Oatwalt, H. S. Goodnight, 15 Daniel, J. L. Kenner ‘ ler, being sworn and empannet their verdict say they fin A feandant guilty. It is ordes adjudged by the Court that. ant pay the cost of this age be taxed by the Clerk of mts : = 'clockWean State vs ga Wills No.75. State vs Henry Roberts State v3 R. T. Sprinkle State vs Julia Ann Campbell State vs Geo. N. Lipe his Honorable Court takes an adjournment until half past nin Ssday morning, August 6th, 1902. ae Ae W. D. W. Plea guilty. It is ordered and adjudged by the Court that the defendant be confined in th: common jail of Iredell conuteevee the descretion of the jailer to allow him prison bounds within the prison stockade. C. C. We Piea guilty. It is ordered and adjudged by the Court that the defendant pay a fine of the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. A. W. D. W. Plea not guilty. The futiewing jury; D. H. Stimpson, J. W. Stevenson, W. M. Melon, A. Ls Darr, R. L. Wasson, 8. A. Baggeriy, A. KE. Brown, J. D. Ostwalt, H. S. Goodnight, L. C. McDaniel, J. L. Kennedy and A. BD. Kestler being sworn and empannelled for their verdict say they find the defendant It is ordered and adjudged by the Court tha the defendant be allowed to give security for the cost of this action. F, & A. Continued. Rec:-gnized to November Term 1902. A. W. D. We Plea not guilty. The following jury Delis Stimpson; J.:WsnStevénson, W. M. Melon, A. L. Darr, R. L. Wasson, B. A. Baggerly, 4A. EB Brown, J. D. Ostwalt, H. S. Goodnight, L. co McDaniel, J. L. Kennerly and A. D. Kestler being sworn and empannelled for their ver- dict say they find the )\defendant Wednesday morning, August 6th, 1902 this Honorable half past nine o'clock «sccording to adjournment. Nuisance, No. 42. By consent of the S ate ani the defend- ‘Five Dellinger _—_ = ee <a tate 4 oe ants it is ordered that Nos. 48 and 49 be C. C. Wi Mii Dellinger . = wild and the same are her #by consolidated. +.e Nol. Pros. Henry Lipe : Plea guiity as to Will ~@llinger. Plea eas, not guilty as to June Lelinger. verdict F No. 37. . & as hot guilty as to Jue Deilinger. It is : State § ee A. 3 3 YW, = ae ordered an) adjudged by the Court that vs j cE AE i a ' Plea guilty. It is ordered ana adjudged ae the defendant Will -@llinger pay a fine s ‘e waroney ; ¥ ‘. - ‘ be S > 5 4 i. a by the Court that the State witness West = of $12.50 anc the cost of this action to Stevenson be not allowed to prove his ae be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. attendance. No. 79. ' ae Larceny. State an a a v8 i a . Ax Be 3 ye, el ' Plea not guilty. the following jury; ae Jim Watts v : Cee Plea not guilty. The jury being sworn and ne Da H timpson, J. W. Stevenson, W. M. Mel eo. N. Lipe ~ empanelled for their verdict say they find i P On, A. L. Tarr, R. L. Wasson, L. A. Bag- the defendant guilty. It is ordered and gerly, A. E. Brown, J. D. Ostwalt, Hy 6. adjudged by the Court that the defendant Goodnight, L. C. McDaniel, J. L. Ke nerly pay a fine of $12.50 and the cost of this and A. D. ..estler being sworn and empanel> action to be taxed by the Clerk of this ed for their verdict say they find the de- Court. fendant guilty. It is ordered a.d ad- | NO. 20. : . ehcre taPenmnice _- ; judged by the Court that the defendant be i State oi . i ! og Worked upon the public roads of the county Affray. “ vs : Z ; + a : for the term of one year. Motion to set Le oe Solicitor prays judgment. Prayer con- ' ' sink ITeimster : pas oo pis . , rag" . cay ; . aside verdict and for new trial. Motions tinued until next term of this Court. ie 3 3 ~ } . - thats ag rruled. is ordered an adjudged by the Court that the @ Ove ied a 2 Yio. 65. defendant be allowed to give bond for her : State i . personal appearance at the next term of ed a : a a i . e ‘a ve Disturbing religious worship. 4 this Court. & 4 F % J ‘ Capias as to Feimster. Plea @uiity as to : No. 53, me “oh Feinster j | 5 > Lawerence Campbell It is ordered and State i m Mock Weiiman \ oreree > . . E e é Lg: + c a ; Injury to buiiding. lawerence vampbell ' BAENGESS hy tee OR net Se : Continued. Suspended as to Lawerence Campbell upon tk Wm. GOble j payment of the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. Mock — ' Wellman on trial. Plea not guilty. The i le i Disposing oz Mortgage p»operty. * Nol following jury; D. H. Stimpson/ J, yw, W. W. Wilkinson i NOme Pros. ' Stevenson, W. M. Melon, A. L. Darr, Re Le” Wasson, 8. A. Baggerly, A. E. Brown, qa Ostwalt, H. S, Coodnight, L. C. MeDant Je Le Kennerly ani A. D. Kestler, n, sworn and empannelled for their ve ‘dict they find the Ber onannt voles not This Honorable Court takes an adjournment until hald@ past two o&slock, This Honorable Court meets at half past two a' clock according adjournment. No. 89. State vs Frank Smith No. 76. State vs Lewis Hoke ' Will Dellinger No. 82. State vs C. M. Shook No. 45. State vs Grant Parks No. 47. State vs John A. vlyler A. W. D. W. Plea guilty A. W. D. W. Plea not guilty. The foilowing jury D. H. Stimpson, J. W. Stevenson; W. x. Melon, A. L. Darr, R. L. Wasson, B. A, Baggerly, A. E. Brown, J. D. Ostwalt, H. Ss, Goodnight, L. C. McDaniel, J. L. Kennerly and A. D. Kestler being sworn and empan- nelled for their verdict say they find the defendant guilty of simple assault. It is therefore ordered and adjudged by the Court that judgment be suspended up- on the payment of the cost to be faxed by the Clerk of this: Court. It is ordered and adjudged by the Court that the defendant Ge allowed to give bond for one half the cost and fine. Obstructing road. Motion to reverse judgment J. P. Motion allowed. 1. We. D. W. State witness Kinsey Parks called and falied. Judgment nici sci fa and capias. ouse breaking. Plea notguiity. ‘he following jury; D- B. Stimpson, J. W. Stevenson, W. M. Meion, A. L. Darr, R. Le Wasson, B. A. Baggerty A, B, Brown» J+ Ds Octwalt, H, arnt § tate § vs ! Partee Goforth } thirty days after Court to defencants to file answers. State j vs i Re XM. rans é Less Evans j No. 28. State v8 ‘ Peter Krider ; No. 45, State ‘ v8 j Grant Parks : Ho. 46, State va Wile peg This Honora ble Co Thursda Cay monring, Augu Ourt takes an adjournment until half past nine o ‘clock | st 7th, 1902. eon i ay t int T ' ~- GO. MCLaniel, J. L. Kennerly and A. D. Kest- ler being sworn and empannelled for thetr ver- dict say they find the defendant not guilty. M. W. Christie reguired to appear and show caw why he should not be marked prosecutor and pay ~ the cost of this case. Rule discharged. Affray. . Plea not guilty The following jury;D. H. Stimpson, J. W. Stevenson, W. M, Melon, A. L.L Darr, R. L. -asson;, B. A. Baggerly, A. E. Brown, J. D. Ostwalt, H. S. Goodnight, L. ¢. McDaniel, J. L. Kennerly and A. D. Kestier being sworn and empannelled for their verdict say they find the defendant not Buiity, Card the court that plaintiffs in ali,cases be aliowed ile complainté& and thérty thereafter be allowed It is ordered by the Court that judgment be v Suspended upon the payment of cost.of the Sci ry Disposing of mortgage p-operty. It is ordered by the Court that judgment be suspended upon the payment of the cost of the A. W. D . W. Plea not guilty. The following jury; i. H. vv Stimpson, cd. W. venson, W. M. Melon, A. L. Darr, R. L. Wasson, B. A. Baggeriy, A. E. Brown, J. D. Ostwalt, H. S. Coodnight, J. Le Kennerly, L. C. McDaniel and A. D. Kestler be- ing sworn and empannelled for their verdict sq they find the defendant not guilty. Fe. & A. Nol pros W. L. g Yhursday morning August the 8th 1902, this Honorable court meets at half past nine o'clock according to adjournment. pee State ! crerlie Williams i on 3 Tt “farad ana ; , Affray. 40 18 ordered and adjudged by the Court that vs Continued. Nos. 88 and 94 be and theyvare hereby con- } Chas. Williams j Lid a sO ated. ! Mary Sloop Ho. 83. No. 55. ; oad : » otealing mule. Plea not guilty. The State i ae ‘V8 ’ Abandonment. Pollowing jury;. 5. Stimpsonj J. W i . se Je ‘ 2° ve Ve vs 4 “ =. ™ §€6thos, Cibbs ! ‘ ¥ .” ce ” rar ? ¢ . a e * vr ‘ es a Plea guilty. 8 orderec by the Court oe Stevenson, i’. M. Melon, A. lL. CEP? Ry 4, that judgment be suspended upon the p yment é § Wasson, B. A. Bagserly, A. E. Brown, J. D ae C * 4@ 4 49 We e ~ +he ‘O>s } Tr. 2 ; } y ie ale ~ ; wre ' £ of the cost to be taxed by the Clerk of a Ostwalt, H. S. Coodnight, L. C. ..cDaniel, this Court. res Je L.- Kennerly and A. D. Kestlerbeing sworn Nw, 265 Rt and empaneliled for their verdict say they or a s oT Di find the defendant guilty. Dis. mort. prop. 5 vs } Gee 42=O Nos. 92 & 95. Plea not guilty. Tne foliowing jury; Peter Krider ' m= 6 State : D. H. Stimnos J. W. Stevenso: oo a we Iie Stimpson, > te evevenson, W. sie : [ & R ‘ * en " 4 i. Re It is ordere® by the Court that , Melon, A. L. Darr, R. L. wasson, B. A. ? “iy noes Se & OS be and they are consolidated. { : > , mm : : Plea not cuilty. The following jury; D. ee) & ovewar " Bageeriy, A. EB. Brown, J. Ds OGstwait, He -Si ; ie d age ¥y, A : ly vo ’ H. Stimpson, J. W. Stevenson, W. M. Melon, Goo@nicht, L. C. McDaniel, J. L.-Kennerly : ‘oe <a , sas ’ v ’ fed Ae be narr, me 1. Wasson, L. A. Baggerly, A. D. Kestler being sworn and empanslied 4 ae wy eid se SA 7” 4 g 3 A. E. Erown, J. D. Octwalt, H. S. Goodnight, for their verdict say the; find the a Pre ieee ass oS ‘ : : 4 ie CO. MCDaniel, J. Le. Kennerly and Aa. CL. i defendant suilty. € Keo’ hei : | ten & y 5 Kestler being sworn and empaneiled for théir 4 No. 71. ce eh uaa ais bie aia a verdict say they find the defendant guilty. pe State } Me No. 92. ASSAULT. ; oui } State j z Called and failed. Judgment nici sci aS Bt GN es as ' Chas. Summers v8 i Bs Wei De We f fa and capias. sf ‘ be ‘ d 5 4 n + e+ vv mi eo wi ‘2 cust ° uy ee ; Kate Aliison ; Ple ot guilty. The following jury; J. W. he T en wr, + + ty 7. ei a as oe s r Boi ij No. 77. * Sol Allison i wold ve, We de PAaMSCY ; We M. bay vault, Ais State t ; Prank Smith i Darr, W. H. Lippard, J. L. Kennerly, M. L. i A yer t we, FE id ane hie we ie j He fant 7 " Oo be pee peo os ash L Pe i on Mae Bi vs : Me 650 Lee Allison Lentz, J. W. Stevenson, H. S. Coodnight, | C S) Plea not guilty. ihe foliowing jury: ee ' ‘ ae Geo. Sherrill j . : John Henty Aj oe AUR: Brown, T. B. Swann and R. L. wasson eB Jd e W. White : MN . 1, é Lentz : W. Mi e Ramsey 9 ve a ae v ~ n being sworn and empanelled for their verdict J. M. Ostwalt, W. H. Lippard, John Mur- say they find the defendante all guilty ex- . dock, J. L. Sherrill E. 2. Webster, F. Be 7 ~ ‘ cept Henry Allison ‘hat Pros <> au Erm ae G Swann, P. B. Kennedy, J. L. Kennerly and ee tht a iat “1S sonorable Court takes an adjournment until half past two ‘ A. E. Brown being sworn and empaneliled 9 clock, & th x Ao na the acm for their verdict say they iin fendant guilty. It is therefore ordered THis Honorable oor, ; , en Vourt meéts at half past two o'clock accordins to adjourn= i by the Court that the defendant be worn "ent, a upon the public roads of the County tor the term of 18 months. vs Rufi Patterson vs Jim Weaver N. A. Lewis G. A. Martin Jim Martin No. 26. State vs day Talbert A. W. D. W. Plea guilty. It is ordered by the Court that judgment be suspended upon the payment of the cost to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. r Larceny. Plea not guilty. fhe following jury; ” A White? W. M. We Me Dayvault, A. Deer, Ose La é Le Konneriy, J. W. Steve:.son, H. S. Coodnight, A. EB. Br T. B. Swann and R. L. Wasson being empanelled for their verdict the defendant guilty. Perjury. Continued, T aa Larceny. Plea guilty of forcible tresspass. Removing crop. Plea not guilty. The following jury; John R. L. Wasson, Re Houpe, J: Stevenson, P. B. Kennedy, ocQnight, W. M. Ramsey fin’ the defendant not guilty. Larceny. Nol pros with leave. de fr It is ordered by the Court that judgment be sus pended upon the payment of the sei fa and caplé Ay Rh. Dd, St is ordered by the Court that the d@fendant be worked upon the public raod: of the ~Ounty for the term of cix months with the privilege of the com- . x > fro hh . At} es OR am ; a inissioners to hire him out alter the expiration of thirty dars. yo, 37 Saate v8 *¢ Hy +h 1 tha + 5 ‘ /Ourt that the defendant pay ff, R. Maroney a fine of 915 and the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. Retailing. Zz ‘ ie ¥8 — gs ma th ee fa Called and failed, gan Bg Arr Frank Robbins Cc P ate No, 70. State Judgment absolute cost of the A, L. Kennedy W or NO, 75. State v8 5 by the Court that judgment be suspend- genry Roberts : éd upon the payment of the cost to be iaxed by the Cierk of this Court. Larceny, It is ordered by the Court that the defendant be worked upon th: public roads of the County for the term of four months. No. 83, State vs Larceny. Thos. Ginbs It is o:derec by the Court that the defendant be worked upon the public roads of the County for the term of four months. ir No, a5, State vg hee. Herne y 4¥V No. 93. State ! vs } Alf Stewart ! No. 86. State $ vs } Alf Stewart. t Yo. 90. State ) us } Rufus Parker } North Carloina ) Iredell County ' State q vs ! C. M. Shook } ecutor with the costs in this said jus fund to the judgment. It is liable for any Honorable 42L1S "clock coming on and the same is Said prosecutor all the amounts that he ha Court ae ; : Friday morning Aupus palf past nine pert & Lovelace v6 C. Ces It is ordered by the Court that the défendant be worked upon the public roads of the County fp | rs. &. C. Barly term of six months. It is ordered by the Court that Judgment be susp suspended upon the payment of the cost to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. Ae We Darts Capias. No. 10. superior Court. ee S. W. Gould & Bros. August Term 1992 vs 50. Ry. Co. Jud-ment. No. ll. Jas. M. Shar pe to be heard at this term of the Court before vs ay Be saat tle wi weirs Minin’! he HOUSTON, Prose : +} +3 T c r heard apon the motion Jno. SO. By. Go. oi: the justice of the peace faxing the pros- No. 12. action bef ore the justice of the peac re v» B. Bumgarner considered and adjudged that the judgment of the VS reversed; that the justice So. Ry. Co. paid under ” to at y © : of Iredell shall not be ‘ < _ the County this action. Judge Presiding. takes an adjouknment until half past nine M Mok Ap AOf Report of the Grand Jury of August Term of Superior Court, Gel] County, Ee We the are *xamined and passe Friday morning, 4ugust Sth, 1902, Grand Jur; ad on all bills y this Honorable Court meets at b'clock according to adjournment. Action for debt. L. C. Caldwell for g00d and sufficient rea- sons shown and by leave of the court with- Graws from the case. D D. H. The following Jury; Stimpson, J. W. Stevenson, W. M. Melon A. ts Cart, Re 1, Wasson, BE. A. Baggerly, A. E. Brown, J. D. walt, Lie S. vO Gnight, is C. McDaniel, J. L. Kennerly and A. D. Kestle for their ZTind the follow- erdict say they > ing is.ues submitted to them as follows: 1. Is the defendant indebted_to plaintiff if so how much? Ans: Yes. Prin. $70.47, int/ 3 yrs. 8 Mo. 7 days $12.98. Total$83.45 2 Was said debt contracted ior work and labor done and materials furnished as alleg- r ea? Ans: Yes. Conti:.ued. Continued. f Action for damages. The following jury: D. H. Stimpson, J. W. Stevenson, W. M. Melon, A. L. Darr, kK. Le. ‘a . Wasson, b. A. Eaggerly, A. E. Brown, H. S. Goodnight, _. C. MCdaniel, J. L. Kennerly, T. i B. Swann and A. D. Parks Thos. Morris, Joseph Bwann and H. H. Weaver, plaintiff's witnesses in this case, Called and failed. It is ordered by the Court that judgemnt of $80 be entered against them. Ire=- os respectfully report to this Honorable Court that wé Submitted to them by the Solicitor oe oe ys - Saturday norning Wallin AN 2e£, pple Saturday morning August Gth, 192. this R in t This lionorable vourt takes an a journment until and made present with 211 misdemeanors etc. happenings in the knowledge } 9th at half past nine o clock. of the members of the Crand jury The comuitte appointed to examine and report upon the condition of the County some, report that they have acrefully performed, this Guty and found everything in fairly good condition. There are now in the iiome : honorable Court mects at . : = . : 7. -— : Les I i : 3 of whom are white males, 15 white females, 5 colored males 28 inmates, 5 — palf past nine o'clock according to adjournient. 7 colored females. One white feamle totally blind; two colored fema No. 12. totally blind. wo white females insane and so violent as to re der then J ¢. B. Bumgarner ' confinement and strict watch over them. We recommend that the County . Action for damages. 3 vs Commissioners make earnest and presistant efforts to get Mfss. Laura Sharpe irial continued fro yesterday the jury be- ‘” 7 ‘go, Ry. Co. i admitted to the Morranton iospital and if this Cannot be done in no other oe nh Sworn and empanelled for their verdict say wa; that the commissioners offer to take a harmless immalid at the County on : they find the following issues submuitied to Home and place Miss Sharpe in her place. We iound the rooms oczupied by the them as follows: Ratledge 4 Superintendent of Home in bad condition and hardlyhabitable in cold weather F It is ordered by the Court that the plaintif£ vs 4 be aliowed thirty days after this Court fo We do not recommend any extensivga improvements and repairs as we think it z file complaint and the defendant 30 days me 68S sRatledge ' thereafter to file answer. should be the policy of the County to replace the present buildingswhich are fitted for the purpos. of a County Home, by a building ar buildings with modern conveniences, as soon as the finances of the County will justify This Honorable Court takes an adjournment until half past two such expenditures. 0 clock. } S~eeaeimne ~ YY 2 - r yous » + Be +} j We recommend that the County Commissioners make every eifort in their v ei : 42.28 nonoreble vourt meets at half past two according : ‘ ue pi er } ” . <b Liat ch y 20C ing to agjourn- power to make the Home self-supporting. With 200 acres of iand attached +d . ment. to same we decidedly of the opinion that this can and should be done. No. 12. Report of Committee to examine Chain Cang: ; A €. 8, Pumgarner 4 ‘ i The Committee report that they found everything in satisfactory con- Action for! damages. i vs } , 7 Yn mM, nN sanns: ’ c An nh q fry43 5 ‘ : a5 7 be 4 2512 20 a : é y dition. The prisoner s fare they found as good as could be desired 0 Z The jury being’ sworn and empanelled for their pO. Ry. Co. i * rNae ay Wa ha yA rw r-¢ yy + ye + ¢ hat h 9 yi son r é e weil ae + ; 3 ; expected. we have every reason to be lieve that the oners are W Vergict gay they find the fol owing issues sus a <A eae n i ges ones c ng oe o .@ oy + and es lored. pa ' } treated. There are now in the Camp 19 convicts; 3 white and 16 colored mitted to them az /follows: Report of Committee on Jail. : : The committee report that they carefuly examined the jail and recommend — that the building be more frequently white washed and the sinks receive wn a more attentionand more effective means be adoptes toflush the same. ine condition of the sinks are not satisfactory. This Honorable Court takes an adjournment until half past azine q ' Report of Committee on VJounty office 9 clo j At wae I al t 0 Ounty oLiices. ck, ond :y morning, August llth, 1902. ister The committee report that the ofitices of Clerk of Superior Court, Keg: of Deeds , Treasurer and Sheriff were examined as carefuliy as possible, é MW blben Pp Ae ; considering the short time allotted to them for this duty and fownd every gar E in good condition. The books and records are vell and neatly kept and ar ; ranged. We find the windows of the vaults in office of Clerk of Court ; F and Register of Deeds being of wooden casing and consequently not fire- | proof. We recommend that this be remided as soon as possible. Respectfully submitted, R. R. Hill, Forenan. Monday morning, Au ust 1lth, 1902, this Honorable Court meets at half past nine o'clock according to adjournment. No. 12. . B. Bumgarner t on Eas Action for damages vs i Trial continued from Saturday, So. Ry. Co. § This Honwrable Court takes an adjournment until half Past two o'clock. + ao + . : o c ” ' % This Honorable Court meets at half past two o clock according to adjournment. No. 12. C. B. Bumgarner } Action for damages. ¢ The foliowthys juwg?d. Ha Stimpsoaj,ed. w, , Stevenson, WeiMsiMedon nA, LivDarry R. IeiWasson, BsiiA. taggéerly, As Eu. Brown, ? EoiS.Go:dnight, L. C. Nel Kennerly, T. E. Swann and A. D. Parks being sworn and empanelled ior thier verdict say they find the following ts- sues submitted to them as follows: C. B. Bungardner ‘ vs t Issues. So. Ry. Cos } 1. Was the plaintiff injured by the negligerice of the defendant as al- leged in the complaint? Ans: Yes. os Did the plaintiff contribute to his own injury? Ans: No. Oe What damage is plaintiff entitisd ee i to recover, if any? Ans: $2,000.00. vs 4 It is ordered by the Court that the Pili Parks ' defendant pay a fine of twenty dollars and the cost of this action to be taxes by the Clerk of this Court. Isaac Pope j vs a mee i 3 2 ant u tiff pay the defendant's accrued cost up R. R. Revd et al t . f the vow to the expiration of this term of * hea plain | Is is ordered by the Court that the pigin wth 77 J. KH. Wyeoff, the High Sheriff of Iredell -ounty returned into fourt the names of the following good and lawful men to act as jurors for the second week of this tern: ar a. A. Tomiin, Carl, S. Turner, c. N. Hays, W. P. Kilpatrick, E. T, 7 lazebby, J. S- arthurs, J. Db. Srown, J. S&S. Johnson, J. w, Allison, N. Ds fowiin, J. 7. Jennings and W. T. Thompson, i. N. Hall, J. D. Co (wee gongn, John Shaver and E. W. Joiner. This Honora-\e Court tak?s an adjournment until nalf past nine, ‘ MV. :‘*WAVesr€, pup tiasigy August leth, 1902, this Honorable Court meets at fuesday morning, August leth, 1902. Tuesday morning, half past nine o'clock according to adjournment. \ North Carolina ' In the Superior Court. Iredeli County ' August Term 1902. Miiton Ellis admr o: t Jon YW. Ells vs , &. Smith anc wife, Allee A. Smith This cause coming on to be heard :t August Term 1902 oi Iredell Su- rior Con PA a as *, ‘ , : ; 5 : perior Court .efore his Honos } alter i. Neal, Judge presiding and being heard pon the pleadings, there being a swnmon. complaintand an action and bond t and no answer filed, no time asked to file pleading. It is on motion of Ja St ar ao nin 2 ‘ : . 5 . > tob Stewart, “84+, attorney for plaintiif, considered, ordered and adjudged t t in e 3a y mat the plaintiif vilton Ellis, administrator of John W. Ellis, decd., re- Cove 4 Perea st ‘ ee : : i ; : Pr Judgment against the defendant E. E. Smith for the sum of one hundred end thirty Cipal, three and 50/00 dollarsof which sum {79and 51/100 do.lars is prin- with six per cent interest per annum until paid and a ke lars costs of this action. It is further ordered an ald deity ind costs adjudged that unless are paid on or before the ist day of January 19 O3, We G. Lewis ‘ Esq., who is nereby appointed a commissioner for that puppose shall sel. the lands deg at . Public auction to the highest bidder for cash (plaintiffs being allowed 9 bi@ or ouy crihed. in the complaint and the mortgage therein reterred to at said sale) at the Court House door in Statesville, North Caro} { “a after first having advertised said lands for sale for four successi\ ¥ee ke in the Landmark, C.and repor a newspaper published in Statesville, N. “Port his action to the next term of this Court. It is further orde ‘atta Turner, Reetater of Reeds of. Ix 79 Wednesday morning, August 13th, 1902, this Honorable Court meets ed for that purpose, shali strike out the entry of satisfaction of the MOP tape $ gage of of Elisha E. Smithand wife in book 5, page 517 in the offics of vl ¢ past nine o'elock according to adjournment. Rogister of Leeds of Iredell County it appearing that said ontry was 4 a ae’: ibson ; through motion ani mistake and errorious in fact and this cause ig re~ 5, 6 vs i Trial continued from yesterday. tained for éurther direction. Walter ii. Neal, Davis Judge Presiding. 0.17: N : 1 e Super ic vourt. a forth Carolina ' In the Superior vour | 3, W. Copeland j . eure » , y lay ¢ )0 Need " . ae Iredell County t August Term i902. oe v8 i Continued by consent. os ves ' , Miiton Eliis { Rhy Pre vs ! No, 24. Judgement. oat . eo ee neil i Z Gora K. Whitaker | "a im ¢ avar J R, “hitaker } wif ; have { . Continued for defendant. vs ' (his cause coming on to be heard and it appearing to the Cour nat oe c 2 PE & a tag M. as Bags é the m-tter of difference herein arising have veen compromised and settled, nee ey No. 26. It is hereby consents on inotion of Jacob itewart, atty for plaintiff or- Cora FE. Whitaker j rea ind adjudged that tne plaint ’ Go recove > defendant @ 3! s der 1 iju & i Ppa j bie ae cover of the defendants the sum : q; E, Whitaker j or "6.40, costs of this tion te » taxed bY the Clerk of this Court, a : +10, t ii ctl » be 1 ae A AGEN. Of tal ourt re va i Bontinued by consent. } Wi in 3. Ben) ae It is ordered by the Court that alte ves ma) = Hamilton smith j Judge Me @ll civil cases continued by consent after ae me 6 iack Kennedy { W. B. .ibson ' ye Monday's calendar, August, 11, 1902. f + J vs ' 4 The foliowing jury: H. ... Tomlin, Carl es No. 25, { J. A. Davis ) hae i S. Turner, C. N. Hays, W. P. Kilpatrick, eee J, A. Mills } E. T. Lazenby, J. >. Brown, J. S. Johnson, x4 V8 ' ae Continued by consent. ie W. .tlison, as La J : nings, sae N Ky fe Gilile Milis t fi John -. Cohen, John Shaver, being sworn and 9m ¥. ok. Millis f empanelled for their verdict say trey WP. Norton i find the foilowing issues submitted to ae Vs a Continued by consent. them as follows: Jan¢ F. A-thurs i This honorable Court takes an adjournment until half past nine as Dr. J. B.S, Holmes} 1 o'clock Wednesda yY morning, Ausust 15th, 1902, vs 4 1 i 8 Ap ae feo. Ww, viegg, admr] Continued by consent. J of & of Emma Gunn, Me Led * Se . he Mrs, D, om “rawley) et ai i Continued by consent. v8 } Patterson vs Continued by consent, Continued by consent. Safe Deposit Continued by consent, C. H. Cornelius L. Kelley Continued by consent. Davidson Continued b Continued by continued by consent. Williams, admrx Continued by ~obbins F. M. Gant and Gilbert Caldwell, trustees Provi- Bapt. Church Continued by consent. vs Ostwalt Neal burke vs Continued by consent. Southern Ry. Co. je Williams admr i ee “oat of Mos « King : ontinued vontinued by consent. vs 80s BY. Co. g, Be Troutman Se Continued Soe Rye co . #, C. Moyer vs Continued Frances Loyd Goram Paper Co ys J. He Weston admr of W. TF. Weston Geo. Halyburton vs Continued by consent. Isabella MeLelland et al H, A. Smith v8 Continued by consent. Celia Fleming ¥. 6. Evans v8 Continued N. Howard W, Rankin v8 Continued by consent. c, Plyler W, Rank j n v8 + ; Continued by consent. Wilhelm Nelson et al Vs a eee . Continued consent. Steelman Cummings Vs Continued consent. Lee Nor-ow JB, Atwelj v8 J, yy, Shook Continued consent. %v Sallie Holman vs Carson Holman W. B. Lethco et al vs Southern Ry. Co. Cc. 7. Sain admr of B. Sain Vv wn Mrs. S. M. Patterson, admrx of T. L. Patterson et al J. H. Weston vs Nelson Redman Roxie Redman WwW. BR. Mitis W. EE. Morrison Je H. Weston admr vs Jo W. Mills, G. F. Mills Virginia-Carolina Chem. Co. . aa, vs wr aT We N. Sibson Abe Steelman vs Geo. Austin T. J. Conger vs Mitch L. Cowan Continued Continued Continued Continued ~ ~ Continued Continued Continued Continued Continued Continued Continued Continued by consent. by consent. by consent. by consent. 5 ts Q oO o oO Dp ct ct * by consen Oo «< Q ° 3 no & 3 ct ° ry consent. o en by consent. consent. = p. dD. Atwell Renkin, Rarris & Co. vs ' gillespie Overcash et al 4 Stibbins, Lawson & Sprague Company J, BR. Armfield, Trustee of } i vs ! 1 t Tf, A. MePovgald, bankrupt 7s Alice D. raither-— : vs $ ds A. Gaither t PB. B. Ke nedy 2t al 4 vs t Alex =. Carson et al j ; This Honorable Court o'clock. Continued by consent. Continued by consent. Continued by consent. vontinued by consent. Continued by consent. takes an adjournment until half past two “ 3 This Honorable Court meets at half past two o'clock according to ad- journment. Geo. H.UBrown t i Gus Byers et al j vs h 4 R. C. Plott Upon motion of defendant's attorneys, it is ordered by the Court th ne a} : ~ ' a 3 } wat the above entitled cause be restored to the docket and that the of this court retax the costs non F “2 rs pa 2 . ‘ i al 3 6 of the parties Slgning the petition in said cause be allowed to in said cause. It is further ordered provea as wit oe 2 ‘ 4 2 os witnesses, and the Clerk will~strike from said bell of costs the names a ®f such per.ons as shall be found Walter H. Neal, Judge. to have signed the petition. cn Ww, B. Gibson vs Je Ae Davi8 Action for damages. The following jury: H. A. lieill, W. T. Thompson, J. W. Joyner, J. S. Fisher, J. W. A. Kerr, J. A. White, Js W. Vickery, GC. W. Le Cavin, J. 8. Arthurs, ¢. A. White, L. S. Waugh and John Kelly, being sworn and empanell- edad for their verdict say they find the following iscues submitted to the as follows: Trial continued from yesterday. following jury; H. A. Tomlin, Carl S. Turner, C. N. Hays, W. P. Kiipatrick, E, T. Lazenby, J. D. Brown, A, W. Allison, John F. Cohsn, and empanelled for their they find the following submitted to tiem as follows: il. Did the defendant agree and contract to sell the land described in the complaint to plaintiff for twelve hundred dollays? Ans: Yes. 2. At the time of said agreement aid plaintiff pay to the defendant tm Gollars on purchase money and did de- fendant accept the same, and give re- ceipt therefor? Ans: Yes. Oe Did the plaintiff offer to comply with his part of the contract by the payment of the balance $1190. and did defendant refuse to accept tk Ans: Yes. 4, Did the defendant fail and re fuse to execute a deed to the plain- tiff at the time of the tender of the balance of the amount alleged to be due? Ans: Yes. 5. Did the plaintiff, at the tim of the execution of the ten doilar receipt, procure the execution of sai VF contract by false and fraudulent re representation, as &lleged in the answer? Ans: Nos . 6. Did T. W. Vickery Purchase said land for the plaintirre Ans! No 7. Was said purchase in settle ment of all differences vetween the Plaintiff and the defendant, as al- legead in the answer? Ans: No. 8. Did the plaintirg Cibson abandon the contract of purchase? » Answer: No. oa What Gamage, if any, is the plaintiff entitled to recover? Answer: $160.00, Tnis Honorable Court takes an adjournment until half past nine o'clock Thursday morning, August 14th, 1902. MalhAV fuel Ye ao Thursday morning, August 14th, 1902, this honorable Court meets : 1 oo ' : at half past nine o clock ac ording to adjournment. S. C. Prgan j frial continued from yesterday. vs Wa Me TOls Q Oo . Miller Barron & Co. vs H. CO. aither . 0. G. Turbiville ; vs : S. W. Turbiville W. M. Milis vs A. Mills Motion for non-suit. Motion allowed. Wherefore plaintiff takes non=suit and app@als to Supreme Cour€, * Notive of appeal waived in open Court. Ap- peal bond fixed at 225 and adjudged to be sufficient. Thirty days al- lowed plaintiff to serve case on appeal and 30 days thereafter al- lowed defendant to serve counter case. Continued upon affidavit by defend- ant for the absence of two material witnesses: A. Turner and L. Ash. Continued. Continued 47 jl. Patterson ! ve 4 vontinued, fi, A. Ramsey worth Co. ' tos Wads Action tor damages. vs i a : The following jury; J. T. Jennings, N. D. , Widow Class Cc. f fas Penn Tomlin, E. W. Joyner, J. W. Vickery, Ww. T, Thompson, W. P. Kilpatrick, J. S. Arthurs, H. A. Tomlin, Carl s. Turner, Lee S, Waugh, Jno. D. Clark and RE. T. Lazenby, being sworn an empanelled ior their ver- Gict say tney find the foilowing issues submitted to them as follows: This ..onorable Court takes an adjournment until hali past nine morning, August 15th, 1902. Mhitlx DY, Haat , Cy tel o'clock Friday Friday morning, August 15, 1902, this Honorable Court meetsa at haf. past nine o'clock acco@ding to adjournment. North Carolina i In the Superior Court. Irsdell County t August Teri 1902. John 5. peece & nme i vs Judgment. Wilhelm & Stein i This cause coming on t> be heard at this term upox..the. terms of com Promise filed and atiached hereto, and all the costs having been paid and the terms complied with and the judgment paid according to terms: It is ordered “iat the cause go off the docket ggreeable to terms of compromise filed. Walter H. Neal, Judge Presiding. North Carolina t In the Superior Court. Tr, cs “P11 County ' August Term 1902. John s, Reece & Co, i vs f Milhelm & stein i ‘ In this Cause it ee ee >that nailer £9 qxe the rents and profits of the land and property sued for by the plain- compromised upon the following terms: 2 The order of reference heretofore made in the cause ig revoked, 4i¢f in this action and keep anc held the same subject to the orders of 2. The defendants pay into Court $153.60 in satisfaction of the costs a tats Court. If the defendant will pay to the said Receiver the sum of two and by way of compromise of the claims of plaintiffs against the Gefend- , and 50/00 dolars rent each month, then she is not to be molested in her ants. ; possession. Se That the notes, accounts and mortgages heretofore passed to the Walter i.. Neal, plaintiffs by defendants - being what is commonly known as farmer's notes for¢ Judge. for fertilizers sold - shall remain the property of the plaintiffs, Yorth Carolina 4 Superior Court. 4. Judgment as per this agreenent to be entered at the August term ; Iredell County ) August Term 1902, of Iredell Superior Court. ‘i Alice >. Caither ! By consent. : vs } B. F. Long, " J. A. Caither { Atty for Plaintiffs E ; ry Armfield & Williams : This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court , upon the lh Attys for defendants. - notice of rule to show cause why he showld not be adjudged in contempt of i North Car lina : In the Superior Court. « the Court for failure to compiy with the orde- of the Court in the above Iredell County t August Term 1902. Mm §=s cause allowing the allimony for dente lite and it appearing to the Court 4 that said ruie was served on the defendant on the 8th August 1902 and the C. BE. Bumgardner. j : i defendant having answered said rule by affidavit which answer the Court vs } Judgment. ort s adjudged insufficient and it further appearing that there is now due the Southern Railway Co. 4 j Plaintiff the sum of $45.00 as per order of the Court. | Pri. This cause coming on to be heardat this term of the Court, before his Kon It is therefore ordered and adjudged by the Court that J. A. Gaither if Honor Neal, Judge and « jury, an being heard, and the jury having answered having willfully refused to obey the order of the Court that he be and he @il ti issues submitted to them in favor of the Plaintiff, as shown in is hereby adjudged in contempt of Court for disobedience of said order and f : the record of this cause, and lawtig assessed the Plaintiff's damages at that the Clerk of this Court issue an order to the Sheriff of yredell Coun- the sum of $2,000.00 two thousand doilars. | ty commanding him to arrest said defendant J. A. Caither and that he be : It is ther:fore considered and adjudged by the Court that the plain- | tenfined in the common j-il of Iredell County until he shall comply with the ) i tiff, C. BE. Eumgarner, recover of the defendant, Southern Railway Company, | der of the Court in a towing ailimony to the plaintiff. al the sum of Two thousand $2,000 dollars. Waater H. Neal It is iurther considered ana adjudged by the Court that the plain- Judge etc. +} tiff recover of the defendant the costs of thi. action to be taxed by the It is ordered an ijudg y the Court that on and after this @aerk of this Court. S Z and adjudg:d by the Co a a ilS ” iS date that the Clerk of the Superior court of Iredell County be and he is Walter H. Neal, h : freby injoined and restrained from permitting any person to take from his Judge presiding. arr fice any paper pleading or process, complaint, answer or demurrer, sum- North Carolina t In the Superior Coprt ts yrt. hons Or ANY ’ > A > ~) are MN D CAD TTON Ww a 2 Vr Sc FF D Iredell County j August Term 1902. ‘ SR OTHER PAPER OF ANY KIND OR LESCRIPTION WHICH BY LAW IS FILED IN HIS OFFICE, r H. C. Mayor 4 ‘ a ; The Clerk of said Court will and shall permit any attorney of re- P vs é c ; nal j rd to make copies of any of the above papers and will extend the same Francis Boyd 4 c Courtesy ; mehy to any party in interest but not caberwise. August 15th, 1902. . In the above entitles cause pending in the Superior court: It is ordered by the Court that J. RE, Eoyd be appoi: ted Keceiver and as such is ordered to take into his possession the property in dispute and that he . North Carolina i In the Superior Court. Iredell County ‘ August Term 1902. Moore : vs b Judgment. Plyler ' This cause coming on to be haard upon motion and it appearing to the Court that at the last term of this Court judgment was rendered in favor of the defendant and against the plaintiff and it also appearing that the judgment asainst the defendant had been docketed in this Court prior to 2: the final judgment in this cause and that is now ought to be canceled it ig thereiore o@dered by the Court that the Clerk of the Superior Court be anq L GC. J 2\A he is hereby ordered to cancel the judgment on his docket of Mocre vs Plyler. Walter H. Neal, Judge. York Wadsworth Co., ' Action for damages. vs } The jury being sworn and empanelled Penn Widdow Class Co., : for their verdict say the; find the following issues submitted to them as follows: Lis Did the defendant contract with the plaintiif to sell it 548 boxes of glass as aileged? Ans: Yes Ze Did the defendant deliver to the plaintiff 548 boxes of giass? Answer? No. Se What damages, if any, has Plaintiif sustained by reason of the defendants refusal to deliver the Glass as alleged? Ans: $200.00. North Carolina { In the Superior Court. Iredell County ' August Term 1902. H. E. Hart and A. H. Lovelace 4 partners trading under the 4 firm name and style of } Hart & Lovelace j Judgment. vs | Mrs. E. C. Early j This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before his Honor Walter H. Neal, Judge and a Jury and his honor having submitted the fol- Y issues to the jury, to-wit; ‘A, 1s the defendant indebted to the piaintiffs, if so how much? Answer: @. Was said debt contracted for work and labor done and materials fur- nished, as alleged? Answer: ang the jury hating answered the first issue tyes principal $70.47, interest for 3 years, & months and 7 Gays $12.98--total $33.45, and the second issue yes. It is therefore considered and adjudged and decreed by the Court that the plaintiffs recover of the defendant the sun od Eighty three and 45/00 dollars and the cost of this action to be t xed by the Clerk of this Court, with interest on $70.47 from August 6th 1902 at 5 per Cont per annum until paid. It is further considerec, adjudged and decreed by the Court that this judgment is a machanie's lein upon the real estate of the defendant, and the isprovements thereon, described in plaintiifs notice ana Claim oi lein as fi2 ei in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of lJredell County, said a real estate being described as follows, to-wit: Situate in Chambersburg Tomship, Iredell County |. C., bounded as follows: Feginning at a stone Benjamin Arey's corner; running East with his line 1224 poleseto a stone; Thence South 62 poles with Chamber's line to a stone; thence South 68° West 80 poles to a stone on Patterson line; thence North 74° West 54 poles to Ann Patterson's corner on white o.k; thence North 86 poles t he. beginning, containing by estimate 65% acres more or less. It is further adjudged by the Court. that said lein attached to said real estate on the 9th day of June 1898, the same being the day on which the Plaintiffs performed said labor and furnished said materials} and that the Plaintiffs are entitled to have said real estate sold under execution to be issued by the Superior Court of Iredell County pursusnt to the provisions of chapter 41 volume lf of the Code of North Carolina, for satisfaction of this dudgment. It is further considered and adjudged by the Court that the lands . conv v ty +), > 5 ‘ + ‘ eyed by the “efendant to J. A. Hartness, C. S. C. as a supersedeas bond i mn in th ° oa His case be foreclosed by the said James A. Hartness agreable to the terms * As m énd conditions of Said mortgage and out of the proceeds of said sale the said James A. Hart neSS, will pay this jd@gment and the costs of this &tion and Pay any su Ce he 6 & c rplus to the defendant E. C. Farly. Walter H. Neal, Judge Presiding. North oc. Carolina f In the Superior Court. Trede) 1 County ; August Term 1902. York, Vadsworth Co., 4 vs . ~ Judgment. *h Window Class Co., i Se a eae Ce Ee ee eee “3 This c use coming on to be heard and being heard before Walter H. Neal, judge and a jury and his Honor having submitted, ang the jury having answered, the following issues as follows to-wit: 1. Did the defendant contract with the plaintiff to sell 548 voxes oj glass as alleged? Answer: Yes. 2. Did the @etendant deliver to the plaintiff the 548 boxas of glass? Answer: No. 3. What damage, if any, has plainitff sustanied by reason of the de- -efusal to deliver the giass as alleged? Answer: $200.00, and Aad he fefidant: it appearimg to the Court thot this is an action wherein the plaintiff attacha 2 debt due the defendant by W. A. Thomas & Co., in the sum of $90.42 ana a debt due the defendant by the Flanigan Evans Hardware Co., in the sum of $123.2 and that the said Thomas & vo., and The ilanigan Evans hardware Co., were garnisheed by plainti:f; and it .urther appearing th:t said garnishees admitted that they were due the defendants the respective sums above set out. It is therefore considered and adjudged by the Court thai the plain- tiffs recover of ’. A. Tiiomas & Co., garnishee, the sum of $90.12 and of the Flanigan Evans Hardware Co., garnishee the sun of $123.28 and that said sums be applied to the satisfaction of the plaintiffs damage sustai ed by reason of defendants failure to deliver tne plaintiff the 548 boxes of glass as found by the jury and above set out, and to the payment of the costs of this action to be ixed by the Clerk of this Court. Walter H. Neal, Judge Presiding. vs } Plaintiff with draws appeal. Judgment W. L. Barrett ! against plaintiff for casts. C. EB. Eumgardner ) Letendant mtion to set asi verdict for vs i he errous permitted and heretofore assigned was ce ite COs § . “ . * “e " ¢ by permition of the Court. Motéon to sé + DUS» es Defendant acce * aside verdictdenied. Mptéon for new trial. Mtion denied. v& fendant accepts. Judgment appeal to Superme C urt by defendant notice of appeal waived in open Court. Appeal bond fixel a aah i {on at fifty dollars and adjudged to be su-is Thirty days allowed defendant after Court there to serve case on appeal and 60 days after to serve counter case or exception: State i vs j Judgment suspended. o Q AS i It is orderdad by the Court that the defend- t ant be worked upon the public roads of the peter Krider County for the term of 60 days. flo. 95. State $ vs 3 Capias Instanter. Peter ) rider j State vB ) Capias. Wili Allison et eal j state i vB } Judgment suspended. §ol Allison et al t ve ‘ a : a ! It is ordered by the Court that the defends Geo. Sherriil : a aa i ant be worked uyvon the public roads of the Count. for the term of nine months. W. B. Gibson ) On motion of defendant verdict of jury set vs t 2A arn + ws i, Ae * aside anc new trila ordered. J. A. Davis j York Wadsworth Co. vs Notion for new trial -or errors committed Penn Window © lass Co, by the Court (see biil-of exceptions hereaB after to be filed) Motion denied. Let end- ant accepts and appeals to the Supreine Court. Notice of appeal waived in open Cpurt. Ly consent defendant allowed 350 days to serve case on appeal and 50 days thereafter to file counter case. Appeal bond #35 and adjud@ed to be sufiicient. Yo t A ~ 4 oo mA Carolina ) In the Superior Court. ae Ip OP : ¢deli county ' Aucust Term. 1902 MB Uo Cli, VUSe g, Cy Brv y ran, Plaintiff ' vs + . } Judgement. "eStery, ee PS ‘*“nlon Telegraph Co.,Dert. 44 The above entitlea action toming on to be tried at this tem > Ris Hon: ‘ iar ae ‘ se, conor, Judge Neal, and a Jury, end being tried, and at the elom a =o nae a ene _— - aw ee, PF - a iS a er se oe ea . of the plaintifi's testimony the defendant having interposed a demurer to +). e evidence up the sround that the plaintiff was not entitled to recover upon his evidence, and Kis Honor having reserved Judgment thereon, and the defendant having introduced his evi’ence; at the close of the ca e the defendant having renewed his demurrer, and having againg moved for judgment ag ik case of non-suit, and Hi Honor having stated the he would charge the gury upon all the evidence in the case the plaintiff was not entitled to recove *, and the plaintiff's counsel, in defence to the opinion of His Honor, having, in open Court, elected to take a non-suit and appeal? iow, therefore, upon mo;ion of Jones & Tlilet and Armfie.id «4 iurner, attor- neys .or defendant, it is ordered and adjudged by the Court that the de:end- ant go thout day, but recover no costs of the plaintiff; he having in fooma Se OT Judge Presdding. a Se ee ae A SEE ITER a SEES Pe ae eran Be it remembered that at a Superior Court begun and held on Wed- . November 5th, 1902, when and where his Honor Walter H. Neal is fon and presiding. Hone W. C. Hammer, Solicitor being absent the oe appointed Harry P. Grier Esq. to prosecute in the name of the State, J. H. Wycoff the High Sheriff of Iredeli County returned into open Court the names of the following good and lawful men to Serve as fur- ors for the first week of this term, to-wit:- Chas. S. King, A. A. Sides, David H, Brantley, Joe P. Hughey, J. _—f, Wilson, J. T. Alexander, E. P. Hoiland, J. c. Burgess, S. J. Pressly, W. gf, Merrey, J. A. Houpe, J. B. Summers, J. K. Hill, W. W. FousBke, J. C. McNeely, Rufus B. Dobson, I. N. Paine, J. Chap Turner, W. H. Hunter, W. H, Norris, J. T. Nesbit, J. A. W. Barkley, S. G. Flam, R. R. Lowe, Jas. W. Holland, J. H. White, J. Sidney Morrison, W. L. Ostwalt, W. M. Clodfelter P. A. Holcomb, W. D. McLelland, Hugh R. Cowles, D, F, Weisner, W. N. John- 30Ne The follewing good and lawful men were drawn as grand jurors for the term: Chas. S. King, A. A. Sides, David H. Brantley, Joe. P. Hughey, J. H. Wilson u, 7. Alexander, E. P. Holland, J. C. Burgess, S. J. Pressly, W. E. Murray J, A. Houpe, J. B. Summers, J. K. Hill, W. w. Voushee, J. C. McNeely, Rufus 8. Dobson, I. N. Paine and J. Chap Turner. J. Chap Turner is sworn as foreman of the Grand Jury. J. C. Thompson is sworn as oificer of the Grand Jury. This Honorable Court takes ans adjournment until halt past two o'clock. This Honorable Court meets at half past two o'clock according to adjournment. The following jurors were sworn as petet jurors for the first wex ef the term: . WwW. Hy Hunter, W. H. Norris, ay é rr. Nesbit, ws Ae W. Barkley, Ss. G. Blam, Rn. R. Lowe, Jas. W. Holiand, J. H. White, J. Sidney Morrison, W. L. Ostwalt, W. M. Clodfelter, P. A. Holcomb, VW. 2. leleliana Mo, 2 State j ¥s ' Larceny. Jobn Connor Capias. No, 2, State i Vg Larceny. John, Connor ' Capias. to, 3, ie f : Simpson Webber No. 5. State vs Simpson Webber | sy Alice Craham No. 6. State vs Simpson Webber No. 7. State vs Watt White nO. 8. State vs J. L. Sinclair Ho. 0. State vs Lum McHenry No. 10. State vs Lon Nichols NOs Ad. State vs vs Simpsom Webber No. 12. State vs Will Eradshaw No. 13. State vs Simpson Webber Retailing. Capias. Capias. Retailing. Capias. L&R Capias. CCW Capias. CCW Capias. AWDW Capias. Retailing. Capias. | j ae ccw/ Capias. Retailing, Capias, jevi Steele Be. 15. state ¥8 Ross Nevson Ko. 16, State vs Levi Nichols Henry Stimpson Bascom Stimpson No. 17. State v5 Jim Justice No. 18. State vs Frank West No. 19, State v8 Ed Murrey Ko, al o State vs Walter Jones No. 22, State Vg Julian Josey No, 23, State Vs day Talbert C. C. W. Capias. Forcible Tresspass Capias. Affray. Trial as to Henry Stimpson. 6. 8 i Capias. Injury to property. Capias. Perjury. Caplas. Default of payment of cost in Mayors Court. Nol Pros. C. C. W. Capias. Larceny, Capias. CS siemseeipeaiinea enaeailimrasioniaciantadniiadeatmemanenasteabaaainamaccneene ee NCCT CR are a ap a acre a eT EE A RTE i a Wash Speaks No. 26. State vs Will Fvans No. 26. State vs Will Evans No. 27. State vs Will Evans No, 28. State vs Adam Love Scott White vs Will Allison Jack Allison Peter R. Wilson} No. 3l. State vs Frank Robbins No. 32. State vs Frank Robbins No. 33. State vs Frank Robbins Affray. Capias. Affray. Capias. Resisting Officer. Continued. Resisting Officer. Continued. Gambling. Capias. Retailing, Capias. Retailing. Continued, Retailing. Continued, 7. gtate vs Warshall White ' No. 38. State t va f I. D. Norris ‘ No. 39. State 4 v8 , Joe Lipe : No. 40. State vs § John Feimster 5 No. 41. State i vs i John Morrison i No. 42, State ° } vs j Charley Summers j No. 45, State ; vs j Rufus Parker { No. 48, State j vs i Robt. Freeze j Wo. 51, State : vs ‘ Cyrus Wooten : No. 62, State j oe | i L. & R. Continued Disposing mortgaged property. Capias. Capias. Disposing mortaged property. Capias. C. C. W. Capias. Assault. Capias. Slander. Capias. Cs Cy Ww. Capias. Be20 o_ Ws Continued. Se eet ana CnSaiats aes a RR “ : repeal aging sa Ee ae eae E NTT R 2 eee - vs Oscar Cappbell No. 54. State vs Wilford Rosebor No. 56. State vs Hose Queen No. 83. State vs Walter Robeson Arthur Robeson No. 36. State vs Hugh Kimmons State vs ‘Hugh Kiumons J. M. Potts State vs Henry Stimpson State vs Thos. Rickert State vs Julia Ann Campbell Cc. C. W. Capias. A. W. DB. YW. Capias. Disturbing religious worship. Capias. Burning church. Nol pros with leave. P.ea guilty. Judgment suspended on pay- ment of costs. Sci fa. Jua@gment absolute. It is ordered by the Court that judgment be suspended upon pay- ment of the cost of the sci fa. Affray. The following jury; W. H. Hunter, W. H. Norris, J. T. Nesbit, J. A. W. Barkley, S. 6 F & Elam, R. R. Lowe, Jas. W. Holland, J. H. White J. Sidney Morrison, W. L. Ostwalt, W. M. Clodfelter and P. A. Holcomb being sworn and empanelled for hheir verdict say they find the defendant not guilty. Plea guilty. Nol pros with leave. State ' vs ! (has. Williams} Mo, 44. State vs Christ Hefner £93 Injury to building. The following jury; W. EB. Hunter, W. H. Norris, J. T. Nesbit, S. G. Elam, R. R. Lowe, Jas. W. Holland, J. a. White, W. L. Ostwalt, W. M, Clodfelter, P. A, Holcomb, Hugh R. Cowles and D. PF, Weisner being sworn and empanelled for their verdict say they find the Ceferidant not guilty. A. W. D. W. Called and failed. Judgment nici sci fa and capias. A. W. D. W. The following jury; W. H. Hunter, J. T. Nesbit, S. G. Elam, R. R. Lowe, Jas. W. Folland, J. H. White, J. Sidney Morrison, W. L. Ostwalt, W. M. Clodfelter P. A. Holcomb, Hugh R. Cowles, D. F. Weisner, being sworn and empaneliled for their verdict Say they tind the Gefendant not guilty. It is ordered by the Court that the State witnesses not be taxed in the bill of costs in the case of State vs Christ Hefner. This Honorable Court takes and adjaurnment until half past nine o'clock Thursday morning, November 6th, 1902. Avatar dt. Mat <Phv- we , At Thursday morning, November 6th 1902, this Honorable Court meets at half past nine o'clock according to adjournment. No, 84, State j vs j Sarah Ann Coley} No, 66, . State : Vs j Yim Euwei] j 4 Fila Brown Re We De Ws Pleads guilty, as per bill found. It is ordered by the Court that judgment bessuspended upon the Payment of the costs. A. W. D. W. Waves bill. Pleads guilty. It is ordered by the Court that judgment be suspenaed ane cost as to Jim Euwell. nee ec Rr et a TLS PR eas een tee Sena a Rae a nee ee een, No, .& 86 State vs W. B. Morrison A. M. Jenkins Fred Jenkins No. 63. State vs Oliver York Francis Lethco A. ¥. dD. Ww. Nol pros as to Grover Morrison ang Blake Morrison. Judgment suspended upon pay- ment of the costs as to W. KE, Morrison ang A. M. Jenkins > aed Jeter be ‘ Pitre guy ible tresspass. Plea guilty. Judgment suspended upen the payment of the costs. This honorable Court takes and ad ournment until hai past two o'clock. This Honorable Court meets at half past two o'clock according to adjourmment. No. 65. State vs Worth Cook nO; TO. State vs Gus Adams No.69. State vs R. L. Winecoff bo, afl Purell fe ' { ! Forcible tresspass. Prayer for judgment and prayer continued untiJ until the next term of the Court. Larceny. Plea not guilty. The following jury; W. H. Hunter, W. HK. Norris, J. T. Nesbit, S. G. Elam, R. R. Lowe, Jas. W. Holland, J. H. White? J. Sidney Morrison, W. lL. Ostwalt, W. M. Coldfelter, P. A. Holcomb W. D. McLei land and D. F. Weisner being swom and empanelled for their verdict say they find the defendant not guilty. Larceny. Plea not guilty. The follwwing jury; W. H. Hunter, W. H. Norris, J. T. Nesbit ds As. W; Barkley, S. G. Elam, R. R. Lowe, Jas. W. Holland, J. H. White,, J. Sidney Morrison, W. L. Ostwalt, P. A. Holcomb and D. F. Weisner being sworn and empane)lée for their verdict say they find the de- fendant----on trial. This Honorable Court takes 4 4 if past nine o'clock Friday morning, November an’ adjournment until haif p | 7th, 1902. Luady SpMiek, Jeareties Kh. L. Winecoff No. 61. State vB Lee Woods No, 71. State vs Philip Nichols No. 73. State ¥8 Pink Stevenson Wo. 62, State vs Sherman Mostslier t Nos, 4S & 90. » Mate va or 87 Templeton (O48 Priday morning, Novewber 7th, 1902 this Honorable Court meets 1f past nine o'clock According to adjournment. Larceny. Trial continued from yesterday. The jury for their vedict Say they find the defendant guilty. It is ordered ana a° judged by the Court that the defendant be worked upon the public roads of the County for the term of two years. Larceny. Pleads guiity. It is ordered and adjudged by the Court that the defendant be worked upon the public roads of the County ior the term of six months. A. ¥v. 3. YF Called an@ failed. Judgment nici sci fa and capias. A. W. D, W. Called and failed. Judgment nici sci fa and capias. Larceny. The following jury; W. H. Hunter, W. H. Nor- ris, J. T. Nesbit, J. A. W. Barkley, S. G. Elam, R. R. Lows, Jas. W. Holland, J. H. White, J. Sidney Morrison, W. L. Ostwait, P. A. Hoicomb and D. F. Weisner being sworn and empanelled for their verdict say they fim the defendant guiity. It is ordered and ads judged b; the Court tiat the defendant be worked upon hhe public roads of the County for a term of four months. A. W. D. W. it is ordered and adjudged by the Court that Judgment be suspended upon the p Be era a = eee Secor ee om > ~ on “ a tn ee ti 06 No. 88. State vs Millie Templeton State vs Alf Bennett State vs D. M. Sparks State vs Geo. Dixon Adline Littaker State vs Coley Shook State vs Sam Borders State vs £am Borde-s vs Prince Rickert State vs Prince Rickert. Plea guilty. It is ordered an adjudged vy the Court that judgment be suspended upon the payinent of the cost for which the County is liable. Cruelty to animals. The jury being sworn and empanelled and upon hearing the evidence it is ordered by the court that a verdict of not guilty be entered, A. W. Dé W. Plea guilty. It is ordered and adjudged by the Court that judgment be suspended upon the payment of the cost. House breaking. Continued. Adline Littaker and tiie defendant being recognized in the sum of $100. Larceny. Pleads guilty. It is ordered and adjudged by the J Court that the Gerendant be worked upon the public roads of six months. C. C. Ws Plea guiity. he County for the term of It is ordered and adjudged by the mm Court that judgment be suspended upon the payment of the ¢ost. Larceny. Plea nolo contentory. Gy Ce W. Plea guilty. Larceny. Plea guilty. Court that the defendant be worked upon the public Judgment. suspended. Judgment suspended. It is ordere? and adjudged by the roads of the County for the term of six months. It is further ordered by the Court that the Superintendént award him light work so as to”faim ad of the Chain Gang be directed % _ Wley Young state i v8 i “tas Letheo ' to. 50. state ! ve ' Chas. Williams | No. 65. State t WS ' tT, J. Compton Q No. 64. State 4 vs ' Wa. V. Brown t my 77, State ! vs Estelle Patterson State i vs j dA. Lambert Nos. 79492, State V8 Ida Caldwell Perjury. Pilea nolo contendery. It is ordered and adjudged by the Court that Judgment be suspended upon the payment of the costs, Capias. Keeping disorderly house. Continued, It is ordered and adjudged by the Court that the State's witnesses be not allowed to prove. A; W. D. W. Called an@ failed. Judgment nici sci fa and capias,. Disposing of mortgaged prpperty. Continued. Ae W. D, W. Continued. Capias. Slander, Capias. Continued. The defendant and A. P. Barron each being recognized in the sum of #25. for her appear 4 ance at the next term of this Court. Removing crop. Plea not guilty. The follwoing jury; W. H. Hun- ter, W. H. Norris, J. T. Nesbit, J. AW Barkley S. G. Elam, R. R. Lowe, Jas. W. Holland, @. H. White, J. Sidney Morrison, W. L. Ostwalt, W. M, Clodfelter, P. «. Holcomb being sworn and empanel- led for their verdict say they find the defendant not guilty. A. W. D. W. The foliowing jury; W. H. Hunter, W. H. <s J.T. Nesbit, J. A. W. Barkley, S. C. Slam, R. R Lowe, Jas. W. Holland, J. H, White, J. Sidney Morrison, W. L. Ostwalt, W. M. Clodfelter, P Soap | g ee nik Y nae rae at tar es <n pen 4 te tn re eo verdict say the defendant s guilty, This Honorable Court takes an adjournment until halr Past nine o'clock, Saturday morning, November 8th, 1902. +) Saturday morning, November 8th, 1902, this Honorable Court meets at half past nine o'ciock according to adjournment. No. 75. State i A. Ww. Ds Ww. vs ’ Plea guilty. It is ordered by the Court Pink Stevenson j that judgment be suspended upon the paynent of the cost. No. 67. State j Not Paying town tax. vs } The following jury; W. H. Hunter, W. H. Will Eurkhead ' Norris, J. T. Nesbit, J. A. W. Barkley, S. G. Elam, R. R. Lowe, Jas. W. Holiand, @. H. White J. Sidney Morrison, W. L. Ostwalt, W. M. ie Clodfelter and P. A. Holcomb being sworn and empanelled for their verdict say they find the defendant not guilty. / State va ' Affray. vs Hl It is ordeged by the Court the the defendants Ida Caldwell i each pay one half the cost and that Ida Caldwell Crowley Young $ pay a fine of $5.00. No. 66. State ' As W. De we vs : tinued. ' Solicitor prays judgment. Prayer contin Will Brown and au The @efendants each being recognized in the Jim Ewell i : ait of $50.00 for their appearance at the n term of this Court. State Affray. vs Continued. The defendant Brown being recog Weldon Carr “ ee nized in the sum of $60.00 for his sppearen Will Brown at the next term of this Court. This Honorable Court takes an adjournment until half past mwoe © o'clock. to a This Honorable Court meets at half past two o'elock according ©© We Repost of Grand Jury November Term 1962. We, the grand jury for November Term of Superior Court of Iredell uty for the year 1902 submit the following report: fo His Honmr Judge Neal. ist. @nd. in a perfect condition and the convicts well cared for. We have passed on ail bills presented to us for ‘our consideration We have visited the chain gang by committee and found everything tra. We have visted the jail as a body and found the jail in good ni pair and prisoners well cared. for. 4tn. We have have visted the various offices of the County and found them in good condition so far as we know, except that on the list of in- solvent tax payers furnished by our sheriff to our County Commissioners are names of persons who own land and personal property. 5th. We have visited the County Home by committee and found twenty nine inmates; viz: Two white males and fifteen white females, fice colored males and seven colored females. ‘three of the white females are insane. we recommend that Laura Sharp be taken to the State Hospital immediately and the other two insane as soon as possible to do so. We recommend that the entire wood work in the windows of the vaults of the Court House be taken out and replaced with iron and made fire proof. This November 8th, 1902. J. Chap Turner, Foreman. This Honorable Court takes and adjournment until half past nins o'clock Monday Morning, November 10th, 1902. Matter N fuicH, FE 7 Monday morning, November 10th, 1902, this Honorable Court mets at half past nine o'clock according to adjournment. 4%. Williams 4} Action on note. The following jury; A. A. Gabriel, Geter Hendren N. N. Godfrey, G. L. McNight, J. P. Collins, He . L. Morrison, S. W. Stimpson, J. R. Brantley, E. B. Montgomery, J. L. Bradley, H. A. Smith and Walter A. Overcash being sworn and empanelled — for their verdict say they find the following — issues submitted to them as follows: | of Issues: is the defendant indebted to i a No. 8. Dry i vs ; Continued by consent. Dry t es M. Sharpe 4} 7 . Action for damages. vs ' ; The following jury; A. A. Gabriel, Gc. Hendrix Oe. Re, Co. i . A. D. Godfrey, G, L. McKnight, J. P. Collins H. L. Morrison, S. W. Stimpson, J. R, Brantley E. F. Montgomery, N. F. Blackwelder, J. E, Miller and H. A. Smith being sworn and em- panelled for their verdict say they find the following issues submi ted to them as folows; sor tr ial ° This Honorable Court takes and adjournmen: until haif past nine o'clock Tuesday morning, Noevmber llth, 1902. Pees “ao Tuesday morning, November llth, 1902, this Hon rable Court meets at haif past nine o'clock according to adjournment. James M. Sharpe j Action for damages. vs i Continued from yesterday.--On trial. BOs RY. CO. { This Honprabie Cort makes an adjournment until haif past two o'clock. Thi s Honorable Court meets at half past two O&clock according to adjournment. James M. Sharpe } &ction for damages. vs j Continued from yesterday. The jury tor their So. Ry. Co. ( verdict say they find the following i. sues submitted to them as follows: Issues:- 1. Did the defendant receivecfrom the Pennsylvania Railroad Company the cogwheel -re~ ferred to in the complaint for the purpose of atl ryimg the same as alleged in the complaint to th Plaintiff at Statesville, N. C. Ans: Yes but not properly marked. 2. Did the defendant receivedfron the Pennsyivania Railroad Company the box of cogs referred to in the complaint for the purpose of carrying the same @s alleged in the complaint, to the plaintiff as Statesville, N. C. about the ot ea Pebruary 1900? Answer: No. ° the defendant, after so receivi wheel for delivery to the plaintiff fail and neg ect to forward and deliver same to plaintif reasonable dispatch at Statesville? Answer: No. 4. Did defendant, after receiving the box of cogs for delivery to plein: titt, fail and neglect to forward and d tify with reasonabl® dispatch at ,Statesvilie? Anaswer: Sliver same to plainti 5. \Whaf damage has plaintiit sustained by reason of the non-delivery of AnSBEr: i f with 4 ms In the Superior Court. November Term 1902. , W. Lore, administrator and others t ve i Order. 1a Sullivan, Executor and others i This cause coming on to be heard at this term by the undersigned Judge upon the whole record in the cause and argument by ths councel for plaintiffs and defendants upon their respective exceptions, by the consent of the councel on both sides it is ordered that the Court's findings and judgment are reserved and the attorneys on both sides are given MBts She @4th of thid month in which to file briefs of fact and law touching their pespective exceptions- the judgmert to be filed as of this term. It is fue ther ordered that attorneys for both plaintiffs and defendants shall be per mitted to inspect the record in the cause at their offices and return the game to the Clerk. Walter H. Neal, Judge Presiding. Jems M. Sharpe | vs i So. Ry. Co. : The defendant, in apt time, time moved the Court to allow it to amend the part of its answer wherein it admits that the box of cogs was received by it ior carriage, and make the answer speak the truth, to-wit; that the box of cogs was in fact never delivered to the defendant. It ap- Peating from all the evidence that the fact is true, and that the box of ° cogs was lost in a wreck on the Pennsylvania railroad. L. C. Caldweil, Atty ior defendant. The Court without p@gésing upon the truth or falsity of the mat- ter in the Pleadings, in the exercise of its descretion, den jrie~ the mo- tion to amend. Nov, Term 1902 Neal, Judge. This Honorable Court takes an adjourhment until half past nine o'clock Wednesday morning November 12th, 1902. bitin Bf peek, PL ia 4 ( Wsdnesday morning, November 12th, 1902, this Honorable Court meets at half past nine o'clock according to adjournment. No. 19. arron & Co. 4 mearere ® o Referred to arbitrators the reward of same 8 . to be settlement of the case. H. C. Gaither a 0. G. Turbeville i Action for land. vs H The following jury; Wesley Privett, G. Hendrix S. W. Turbveville ' A. D. Godfrey, G. L. McKnight, J. P. ‘Collins, H. L. Morrison, G. F. Robb, J. R. Brantiey, E. P. upp gon Lt. Be Blackwelder, MQ. Millep, and H-#*, h being 8Sworn And empaneiled for their verdict say they find the following issues submitted to them as follows!-0On trial. North Carolina: j In the Superior Court. IredelisCounty : j November Term 1902. oy ' W. B, Gibson } vs ' Judgment. J. A. Davis ' This cause coming on upon motion and it appearing to the Court that the parties hereto have compromised their aifferenc:s. It is therefore ad- judged that the plaintiff recover nothing: And that the cost of this ac- tion to be paid as follows according to said compromise to-wit: The defend- and J. A. Davis, pay the sum of twenty five dolars ($25) on bill of cost and the balance of said bill of cost to be paid by the plaintiff. Walter H. Neal, Judge Presiding. en This: Honorable Court takes an adjournment until ha.f past two o'clock. Th{é Honorablé Court meets at half past two o'clock according to ad- jourmment. .' 2 } O. G. Turbeville j Action for land. vs ! The jury being sworn and empanelled for their S. W. Turbeville |} o tin verdict say they find the fesues submitted to as follows:---On trial. This Honorable Court takes an adjournment until half past nine Odclock , Thursday morning, November, lSth, ig02. “eH Tordivilie | ‘Southern Railway Company -& nOn~suit; 443 Thitreday morning, November 13th, 1902, this Honorable Court meets past nine o’elock according to adjournment. aville 1 @, Turd Action fos land. re VS ' The jury being sworn and empaneiled for their verdict say they find the issues sub- mitted to the as folivups: ~-on trial This Honorable Court takes an adjournment until half past two o'cloe This Honorable Court meets at half past two o'clock according to adjournment. North Carolina ! In the Superior Court. Iredell] County ' November Term’ 1902. Chas. Je Williams, admr of Judgment. t Thomas Xing i vs } : Southern Railway Co. This cause coming on at this term of the Court before Neal Judge and it appearing that the said cause has heretofore been compromised and the amount agreed upon paid, with the proper entries now upon the dockets of the Court, and it further appearing that the costs hve aisc been paid and re- ceipted for by the Clerk of the Court; It is therefore considered and decreed by the Court that the terms of compromise heretofore agreed upon bes and the same are hereby confirmed and it is further decreed by the Court that the defendant go hence without day. Walter HK. Neal, Judge Presiding. North Carolina ; In the Superior Court. Iredell County 5 November Term 1902, 8. W. Gould and wallace Bros 4 vs Judgment. ! : | This case coming on for trial at this term before his Honor, Neal Judge and being called for trial, the plaintiffs in open Court submitted to he as therefore, considered and decreed, that the plaintiffs ‘ake a non-suit, and that the said case is hereby non-suited. hdlialah acs. er SY the Court that the plaintiffs pay the coste to be taued by i Clerk of the Superior Court. Walter H. Neal, Judge Presiding. Moth Carclina | “eded county In the Superior Court. November Term 1902. Letheo and wife Leah Lethco y vs i PP Raliway Go t a $ - Judgment. a guia pes This cause coming on at this term of the Court before Neal, Judge and it appearing to the Court th. t the said cause of action has been heretofore compromised and the terms agreed upon having been complica With, ang it further appearing that the costs of the action have been Paid, ail or which appearé upon the records of this Court; It is therefore Considered and decreed by the Court that the said terms and compromise heretofore wade ange and the ssme are hereby approved by the Court; it is further ordereg and decreed by the Court that the defendant go hence without day. Walter H. Neal, Judge Presiding. O. G. Turbiville ' vs ' the jury being sworn and empanelied and at S. W. Turbiville § the close of the evidence upon intimation from His Honor plaintiff submits to a non suit. North Carolina ‘ Superior Court. Iredell Count; ' November Term 0. G. Turbiville j vs Turbiville ( n . aie dive This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court b fore his® his Honor Walter H. Neal, Judge presiding and a jusy and his Honor having intimated that he would charge the jury as set out in the record, the plaintifiie took a non-suit and appealed to the supreme Court. and adjudged by the Court that the defendants ecover of the paaintiff and the surities of his jurisdiction bond, the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk. of this Court. Walter H. Neal, Judge presiding. O. G. Turbiville { \ we Notice of appeal waived. Bond in the sum ol hs, 7 ys S. W. Turbiville t $25 adjudged sufficient. Appelant has 60 4a) ile by consent to file bond and serve case. Appel 60 days thereafter to serve counter case. Neal Eurke } vs 4 Continued. So. Ry Co. 5 Grant et al ‘ vs ' Continued. F. 0. Ostwalt t Cora E. Whitaker ' J.°E. Whitaker ' Continued. vs } j \ M. J. Bass It is therefore consiéereq™ TL $™ . Whitaker | Whitaker ! vs ‘ Non suit. familton Smith : $: : Mack Kennedy ! “Bos. 24 & 25. ° WM, Mills ' : j Consolidated and Geo. RB. Nicholson appointed 4 vs - ‘ referee. * J, A. Mills i J. M. Patte:son i cs ; ' fhe following jury; J. L. Waugh, J. M. Robb, v6 ae ' Walter Murdock, 0. L. McNight, H. L. Morrison, R. e ams ey W. Privett, G. C. White, S. W. Stimpson, E. F, Montgomery, A. D. Godfrey, Cile Hendrick and M. Blackweider being sworn and empanelled for their verdict say they find the issues submitted to them as follows: ---~ontrial. This Honorable Court takes and adjomrnment until half past nine o'clock Friday morning, November i4th, 1902. Attattr Bf Wal, Sage ficatw4 fry 5 Friday morning, November 14th, 1902, this Honorable Court meets at half past nine o'clock according to adjournment. Dr. J. B. S. Holmes J vs 4 080. W. Clegg, admr.| Continued by consent. 8f Ema Cunn 4 MLL. Gunn { Mrs. D.C. Brawley et al vs ‘ Continued by consent. W. A. McLean j J. M, Patterson 4 ‘P oe j Continued by consent. , "Me Mills & J. A. Milis 4 City Trust, Safe Deposit ‘ and surity Co, ' Continued by consent. vs i & H. Cornelius ' % L, Keriy- j ‘ te { - Continued by consent. ante - asi AS herent Patterson vs Stimpson Stimpson C. G. Clegg admr of B. W. Lothery vs un Southern Railway Company J. Morison & Sons | ee vs L. O. Wilitams admrx of L. C. Wiliiams W. R. Myers Geo. W. Dobbins et al vs Sarah Dobbins wy ie trustees Providence Baptist Church vs F. O. Ostwalt Neal Purke vs Southern Ry Co. R. E. Troutman vs BO. BY; Co. H. C. Moyer vs Frances Boyd Gorman Paper Co. vs J. H. Weston, admr W. F. Weston Geo. Halyburton vs Isabella McLelland et al H. A. Smith vs Celia Faeming W. G. Emans vs ‘He MN. Howard & Co. vontinued Continued Continued M. Gant and Gilbert Caldwell continued “ “ Continued Continued Continued Continued Continued Continued Continued Continued by consent. consént. consent. , consent. consent. consent. consent. consent. consent. consent. consent. consent. j, C. Plyler // ®. Rankin W. Wilhelm H. Nelson Steelman W. Cucminge Lee Morrow J. B. Atwell Carson Holman J. H. Weston Nelson Redman anda Roxie Redman W. W. Rankin ( Stibbins, Springs Co. Alice p, Gaither Weston admr of White, M.L.White Je W. Milis, G. T. Milis| J. By Armfield, trustee ‘. T. A. MceDougala Bankrpt.} Continued by consent? Continued by consent. Continued by consent. Continued by consent. Continued by consent. Continued by consent. Continued by consent. Continued by consent. consent. Continued by Continued by consent. Continued by consent. wi ‘ B. A. Troutman vs J. P. Monroe / Vangie F. Ratledge vs Samuel Ratledge W. F. Sharpe et al vs W. A. Eliason John W. Lowe admr vs J. C. Sullivan W. R. Harwell vs geivs Mott Thomas V. Houston vs Laura Houston Tt. &. Pry vs J. L. Cowan M. C. Jolly vs Zoel Jolly C. B. Bumgarner ys So. Ry. Co. D. E. Fleming vs SO. Ry. Co. Joel Folly vs M. F. Joliy Liq. Carb. Acid MfC Yo . vs Statesville Ice & Bot. coj Continued Continued Continued Continued Continued Continued Continued Continued Continued Continued Continued Continued by by by by by by by by by by consent, consent. consent. * consent. consent. consent. y consent. consent. consent. consent. consent. consent. ' vs fasten Union Tel Co. | Chas. D. Mott i ws t $0. RY« Co. i Chas Williams admr of {f thos. King i vs ’ Southern Ry. Co. i W. B. Lethco et al : vs i So. RY. Co. { G. PF. Sain admr B. Sain } ‘and others i vs ' (irs. S. M. Pattersonadmrx} it. Le Patterson et al i a. ! H. V. Purches ‘ vs 4 W. BE. Morrison t G. M. Austin ‘ vs i WR. Mills and W. RB. ' Morrison : H ¥. P. Ingram & Co. 4 vs j &. C. Whitaker i J, H. Weston j vg { Lee Houpe 3 Yirginia~carolian Chem— 4 {eal Company i vs t "N. Gibson ; v . : Continued by consent. Continued by consent. Continusd by consent. Continued by consent. Continued by consent. Continued by consent. Continued by consent. Continued by consent. Continued consent. o & Continued by consent. Continued by consent. //9 ae T. J. Conger f y vs : Continued by consent, Mitch L. Cowan 4 N. Harrison } vs t Continued by consent. P. D. Atwell i P: B. Kennedy et al |} vs ‘ Continued by consent. Alex E. Carson et al | W. R. Mills & Co. § vs 5 Continued by consent. Henkel Live Stock Co } Willaam Green ' vs ' Continued by consent. J.-L. Shaw : H. E. Shaw § Henkel Live stock Co 4 vs i Continued by conment. ge De Blliott { State ’ \ It is ordered and adjudged by the Court vs that the sentence be reduced to twelve HW. L. Winecoff § months. W. G. Emans a : It is ordered by the Court that this case be vs advanced to the head of the calendar and H. N. Howard j stand for trial as tne first case on the docket. J. M. Patterson 4 the following jury; J. L. Waugh, J. M. Robb, vs Walter -‘urdock, G. L. McNight, H. lL. Mor- R. A. Ramsey j cison, W. Privett, G. C. White, S. W. Stimpsa E. F. Montgomery, A. D. Godfrey, O1ie Henrick and N:al Blackwelder being sworn and smpanel- led for their verdict say they find tie issues submitted to them as follows; This Honorable Jourt takes an adjournment until half past seven o'clock Fridayay svening, November 16th, 1902. This Honorable Court meets at half past seven o'clock according to adjournment. --on tries (AA ~ Patterson ! win ‘ ne jury being sw i ~ ’ the find € Sworn and empanelled for their verdict he 8ay’ @ nd tha i ; f, A. Ramsey f Seues submitted to them as follows:- on trial. This Honorable Court take 1 S an adj urnment until nine o'clock Sat- Matlr A. Ws uréay morning, November 15th, 1902. Lys Saturday morning, Novemberléth, 1902, this Honorable Court mests \ at nine o'clock according to ad journment. North Carolina t Superior Court. I-edell County ¢ November Term 1902, In the matter of J. A. Hartness, } receiver of Laura and Vera Moore 4 Upon motion of Harry P. Grier, attorney for guardian for said laura dnd Vera Moore, notice having be n Given the recéiver, it is con- sidered and adjpdged by the Court that the saia receiver render a final ac- count of the said receivership, to be approved by this Court, and that he tun over the balance to Harry P. Grier, attorney for s said guardian, ac- terding to the judgment of this Court, hereinafter to be made, in the c.se 0 ‘ 3 [ r ‘ £W. C. Cox, guardian of the said Laura and Vera Moore now pending in this Court, Walter H. Neal/ ; Judge Presiding. North Carolina § Superior Court. Iredell County i November Term 1902. ; Thos. F. Beggerly i | vs } Judgment, P.H. Lazenby -and P., R. Lazenby jf This a his cause coming on for hearing upon the summons docket and it appear { n ‘ ng to the Court that no answer has been filed to the complaint; it is Consider Sd and adjudged that the plaintiff have judgment by default for a answer, It further appearing to the Court that the sum- a this action was duly served on the defendantsmore than ten days ce et of this term, and that the complaint was duly filed ane th three days of this term, and that said complant is duly “rtain due the course of action is founded on a contract for a sum | “neem Y note under seal, and that there is due the plaintiff on said of two hundred and fifty doilars principal and $28.75 inters 442 tp ‘ *refore adjudged that the plaintiff Thos. F. Beggarly re POM RN ie SE gee (m Gefendants P. H. and P. R. Lazenby the sum of two hundgped and Sixty eignt and 75/100 dollars with interest on $260.00 principal from Nov. 3, igop until paidy and the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of the Court against said defendants. Walter H. Neal, Judge presiding, North Carolina i Superior Court. Iredell County t November Term 1902, John W. Cray i vs i Judgment of Non-suit. Westchester Fire Ins Co. { In this actdon plaintiff takes a non-suit. It is adjudged that the costs of this action be taxed against the plaintiff and the surities on his bond. Novenber 15th, 1902. Walter H. Neal, Judge Presiding. North Carolina b In the Superior Court. Iredell County t November Term 1902. James M. Sharpe ' vs i Judgement. Southern Railway Co. } This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court before His Honor, Neal, Judge and a Jury and being heard upon the whole record and the issues submitted and the jury responded to the issues: Se Did the defendant receive from the Pennsylvania Railroad Company the cog wheel referred to in the complaint for the purpose of car-sying the saleg as alleged in the complaint to the plaintiff at Statesville, N. C., about the first or second of Pahnuayy1900? "Yes, but not properly marke@" and to the issue, 2. Did the gefendant receive from the Pennsy&vania Railroad company the box of cogs ref=rred to in the complaint for the purpose of carrying the Same as alleged in the complaint to tie plaintiff at Statesville, N. C., about the lst or second of February 1900. | "No." and to the issue 3. Did the defendant after receiving the cogwheei for delivery to thé plaintiff fail and neglect to forward and @eliver same to plaintiff with reasely able dispatch at Statesville? “ao.” It is therefore considered, adjudged abd decreéd by the Court, upon motion of L. C. Caldwell, councel for the defendant, that the plaintiff recover nothing in this action, that the defendant recover the cests to taxed by the Clerk of the Court ana 6° hence with out day. Walter H, Neal | % A, In the Superior Court, November ‘erm 1902, 4 Judgment. This cause coming on for trial before His Honor Walter H, Neal, jéige and a juryand the folowing issue viz: Is the defendant indebted to the plaintiff, if so in what amount?" having been submitted to the jury and answered by them as follows="Ninety dollars” it is therefore considered and adjudged that the Plaintirr J. w. Williams, recover of the defendant the sum of ninety dollars, with interest on $44.00 the principal, from November 5, 1902 until paid, and the costs of H this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. | It is further considered ané adjduged that the debt Sued On, was oe contracted for the purchase money of the tract of land in New Hope tomship known as the Frances Williams idand, which was bought by the de- fendant, W. W. Redman from D. B. Redman. Wakter H. Neal, Judge, ; North Carolina & Superior Court, q Irecell County 4 November Term 1902. John E, Colvert t 4 vs i | |] The Carolina Ins. Coa In this action the Plaintiff moves for judgwent by default for want of wer: ‘ an answer: the defendant moves the Court for thirty days time {-om this dat 4 . @ within which to file an answer. Both motions are continued by the Co urt to be heard On Tuesday of the first week of Randolph Superiro Court, mace em muretnes cesiny Speier cael doth parties consenting that said motions be haard by the Court at said time { out of the County of Iredell and that the Court may enter said judgment by default at said time and Place if upon said hearing he shall be of ‘Pinion the plaintirr is entitled to same and the defendants should not 06 Allowed time to answer. By consent. Walter H. Neal, Judges Presiding, Korth ¢ @rolina § Superior Court. Medel. county — | Sharpe Bros 5 ve November Term 1908, i Order. } ; ¥. '. FURCHRS, FORMER CLERK OF THE SUPERIOR co i Eliason et al a TO P. C. CARLTON FORMER REFEREE IN THE ABOVE ENTITLED CASE: You are hereby ordered to make diligent search and produce into Cou-t ail the papers in the above entitled action including papers, books, orders and evidences of any kind and description appertaining to said cause. The Clerk of this Court will cause due copy of this order to be served upon H. V. Furches and P. C. Cariton. Walter H. Neal, Judge. State i Solicitor parays judganent of the Court ag vs j adjudged 30 days on the roads and capias Buster Stevenson : to issue. W. R. Mills ! vs j The plaintiif takes non-suit. The Henkel Live Stcok Co. } J. M. Shape i It is ordered that the defendant vs 4 be allowed to file an amended answer Satthern Railway } but not allowed to strike out YZ Pharm. ICL. | OX IpsreeA G1 thing., Motion for new trial.,Mo- tion denied. Plaintiff excepps. J¥ Judgment for defendant. Plaintiff excepts and appeals to the Supreme Court. Notices of appeal waived. Sixty days allowed plaintiff to serve case on appeal and the defendant 60 days thereafter to serve counter case. Twenty-five dollar appeal bond adjugged sufficient. J. M. Patterson | Action for land. vs 5 The following jury: J. L. Waugh, J. M. Robb R. A. Ramsey { Walter Murdock, G. L. McNight, H. L. Morrison V W. Privett/ G. C. White, S. W. Stimpson, A. ). Godfrey, Cile Hen@rick and Neal Elackwleder being sworn and empanied for the verdict say they find the following issues submitted to the as follows: Patterson 5 vs . Issues Ramsey t L. Did the plaintiff at and before the sale o the said land By S. J. Brawley, Trustee, contract and agree with the defendant the purchase the -aid land for him the said defendant and hold title thercfor until the defendant could redeem the same as alleged in the answer: Answer:- Yes. 2. Is the plaintiff the owner and entitled to the possession o f thé lands describ 7 in the complaint? Answer 3. Is the defendant in the wrongful possession of the same? Ans? 4. What amount is the plaintiff entitled to ecover for rents and e the institution of this action? Answer q@ys thereafter to file counter case. (29° 4 , Motion for a new trial ior errors in the charge 4 of the Court 4nd upon exceptions to admission of evidence as set out in the record. Motion denied. intigf excepts. Judgment plaintiff. Plaintiff excepts and appeals ES ene Supreme Court. Notice cf appeal waived. Appeal bond fixed at $25 days allowed to file case on appeal by plaintiff. Defendant sixty Above time is allowed by consent pf plaintiff and defendant. Whereas, Hon. Iredell Meares, Of Wilmington, N. C., has presented _ to Iredell County, @ portrait of James Iredell, a distinguished patriot of the Revolutionary war and Associ:te Justice of the Supreme Court of the tnited States from its orgenization until his death, and the said portrait paving been duly accepted on behalf of the County: x Now, therefore be it resolved by the members of the Statesville Bar in meeting assembled, that we return our Sincere thanks to Hon. Lredell Meares for the portrait of the distinguished North Carolinian in whose honor our county was named. Be it further resolved that we are proud of the fact that he whose name we honor by our presence here to day filled with signai ability the position of Judge of our highest Court at the orgihization of our judicial system in 1777, and also served as Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States from its organization in 1790 until his death in 1799, both of these honorable pesitions being filied with signal ability. Be it further resolved that this portrait be placed in a con- Spicuous place in our Court room. Be it further resolved that the Clerk of our Superior Court be re- quested to send a copy of these resolutions to Hon. Iredell Meares. J. F. Camble, R. B. McLaughlin, J. B. Connelly, W. G. Lewis, H. Burke, Jas. E. Armfield, Harry P. Grier, L. C. Caldwell, C. H. Armfield, : W. D. Turner, /27 It ia@ gurther ordered, adjudged and decreed that any sum or sums ! : ma to be owed by the referee aforesaid by the defendant to the plain- tt te exdered an? Oswiene OE he CON et hal) be and constitute a iein upon the lands deecribed in this com- vs 4 i defendant beworked upon the public roads of the Thos. Rickert nt, without the right of a homestaad exception, until discharged by pay- County for the term of thirty days. Walter H. ‘Neal, It is ordered and adjudged by the Court that thirty days be al- s Judge presiding. lowed parties to file complaints and thirty days thereafter to iile ans- wers except in cases where special orders have been made, Worth Carolina é a In the Superior Court. It is ordered by the Court that all witnesses subpeonaed for the Iredell County 4 State under the direction of the Solicitor and bound over to this Court Jonn W. Lore, Admr. and others, plf. by Justices of the Peace for the State in cases tried at<this term of the Court shali be taxed tn the bill of costs by the Clerk of this Court against J. ¢. Sullivan, Executor of Martha County when the County shall become liable for the same. 4 vs 4 } defendant or the | Walter H. Neal, Sullivan and otheré Judge Presiding. | This cause coming on to be heard ahd being heard by the undersignd / Wovth Carolina j . In the Superior Court. | woon the report of H. P. Grier, who was heretofore appointed Referee, and : beandts Coukes i ie oa Tie ie 190eF | upon the exceptions filed by the plaintiffs anda defendants, and after a | sonsideration of all the evidence, it is ordered , considered and adjudged. J. M. Patterson, plaintiff | 1. That the exceptions filed by the plaintiff be and the seme are here vs 4 Judgment. : B «(by over-ruled. R. A. Ramsey, defendant ! A 2, That the exceptions filed by the defendants be and the same are This cause coming on to be heard at tuie term of the Court and meee over-ruled. - being heard upon the whole record and the issues submindtted, before His $. That the report of the said Referee H. P. Crier, his findings of Mende ‘Metis :dedes and & Jury eee the Jase bewbne meee te ne fact and his conclusion of law be and the same is hereby ratified, adopted "Did the plaintiff at and before the sile of said land by S. J. Brawley and approved. trustees, Contract ani agree with the defendant to purchase said land fo. December 19th, 1902. him and the said defendant and hold the title therefore until the defend- Walter H. Neal, ant could redeem the sme as’ alleged in the answer?" YES." Judge Presiding in the Courts of i It is therefore considered, adjudged and d@creed by the Court the 10th Judicial District. pa F he he s mes : * Oe + af i 8 aDp= that the plaintizf is not the owner in fee simple of the land described in rom the foregoing judgment the plaintiffs and the defendants 4p pes peal to the S$ es : 5 ‘ Bond for the complaint, but he is the holder of the legal estate, subject to the he Supreme Court, and each waived notice of appeal Bond f , S08t3 on ae ~ vi : * gaa ; truet fund and declared in the issue above submitted and the answer there te appeal in the sum of iifty dollars adjudged sufficient im favor of the defendant. December 19th, 1902, Neal, It is further adjudged, considered and decreed by the Court that i J. M. Patterson is hereby ordere? to convey tq the said R. A. Ramsey the Judges 4 legal title to the land described in the complaint in fee simple, upon pay~ ment to the said J. M, Patterson whatever sum of money may be found due him by q by thé defendant, if any amougt, upon an account being stated and had be~ es a: tween them by a referee to be appointed by the Court. iy / It is further considered, adjudged and decreed by the Court that Hon. Albert L. Coble be and he is hereby appointed referee to state said account and make a report to the next term of this Court, and this caus? is retained for further orders, decrees and judgmenté. he: